What`s a good image viewer for Mac?

TMC · 24th May 2005

As above. looking a good image viewer to replace iphoto.

Reflection · 24th May 2005

What are your requirements for that viewer? What sort of issues do you have with iPhoto?

TMC · 24th May 2005

need a simple and clean viewer. Iphoto has to import and create a massive library of all the shots. will end up with the same image if you import it a second time. Prefer something like acdsee. but for mac.

laugh · 24th May 2005

acdsee for mac lor..

behyx · 27th May 2005

ya there is a acdsee for mac, alternative is to use the image browser in PS CS. equally useful.

igpenguin · 28th May 2005

currently using ViewIt. faster than ACDSee Mac, author updates program pretty frequently as well.

jpcc · 28th May 2005

yeah, had e same dilemma sometime ago.

Tried Viewit, photomechanic, PS, photoretriever, cocoviewX....

Finally settled down with Graphicconverter.

YMMV.

behyx · 28th May 2005

so how is Graphicconverter superior?

wingless84 · 28th May 2005

for freeware, try cocoviewx.

jaded · 31st May 2005

I like Bibble Pro, but needs at least a G4. I think it supports dual processors.

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TMC Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Beyond Space-Time Continuum Posts: 5,921	need a simple and clean viewer. Iphoto has to import and create a massive library of all the shots. will end up with the same image if you import it a second time. Prefer something like acdsee. but for mac. __________________ Selling: 32GB Thumbdrive - Patriot Xporter XT 120sgd (Price reduced)

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24th May 2005	#2
Reflection Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Cowtown Posts: 1,130	What are your requirements for that viewer? What sort of issues do you have with iPhoto?

24th May 2005	#4
laugh Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 293	acdsee for mac lor..

28th May 2005	#6
igpenguin Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,108	currently using ViewIt. faster than ACDSee Mac, author updates program pretty frequently as well.

28th May 2005	#7
jpcc Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 149	yeah, had e same dilemma sometime ago. Tried Viewit, photomechanic, PS, photoretriever, cocoviewX.... Finally settled down with Graphicconverter. YMMV.

28th May 2005	#9
wingless84 Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Joo Chiat, Singapore Posts: 215	for freeware, try cocoviewx.

31st May 2005	#10
jaded Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 109	I like Bibble Pro, but needs at least a G4. I think it supports dual processors.