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February 17th 05, 06:50 PM
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I'm relatively new to photography. I have access to Photoshop 7.0 so I
don't need any photo editing software. What I need is some piece of software that allows me to quickly view each of my photo's with a full or very nearly full screen ('cause I can't see anything using thumbnails), maybe crop them, save the ones I want and delete the ones I don't want. And do it with one or two or even three mouse clicks. Sounds simple but Photoshop doesn't do it and something called Zoombrowser that I think came with the camera (Canon S1 IS) doesn't do it. And - of course - be dirt cheap. Seems very, very simple so maybe I'm missing something? Thanks in advance, Perry. 
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February 17th 05, 06:57 PM
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"!p^&c88%B!" wrote in message news:bI5Rd.414502$8l.98807@pd7tw1no... I'm relatively new to photography. I have access to Photoshop 7.0 so I don't need any photo editing software. What I need is some piece of software that allows me to quickly view each of my photo's with a full or very nearly full screen ('cause I can't see anything using thumbnails), maybe crop them, save the ones I want and delete the ones I don't want. And do it with one or two or even three mouse clicks. Sounds simple but Photoshop doesn't do it and something called Zoombrowser that I think came with the camera (Canon S1 IS) doesn't do it. And - of course - be dirt cheap. Seems very, very simple so maybe I'm missing something? Thanks in advance, Perry. Will free do? http://www.picasa.com/download/index.php
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February 17th 05, 06:57 PM
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"!p^&c88%B!" wrote in message news:bI5Rd.414502$8l.98807@pd7tw1no... I'm relatively new to photography. I have access to Photoshop 7.0 so I don't need any photo editing software. What I need is some piece of software that allows me to quickly view each of my photo's with a full or very nearly full screen ('cause I can't see anything using thumbnails), maybe crop them, save the ones I want and delete the ones I don't want. And do it with one or two or even three mouse clicks. Sounds simple but Photoshop doesn't do it and something called Zoombrowser that I think came with the camera (Canon S1 IS) doesn't do it. And - of course - be dirt cheap. Seems very, very simple so maybe I'm missing something? Thanks in advance, Perry. Will free do? http://www.picasa.com/download/index.php
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February 17th 05, 07:04 PM
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February 17th 05, 07:04 PM
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February 17th 05, 08:43 PM
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!p^&c88%B! wrote:
I'm relatively new to photography. I have access to Photoshop 7.0 so I don't need any photo editing software. What I need is some piece of software that allows me to quickly view each of my photo's with a full or very nearly full screen ('cause I can't see anything using thumbnails), maybe crop them, save the ones I want and delete the ones I don't want. And do it with one or two or even three mouse clicks. Sounds simple but Photoshop doesn't do it and something called Zoombrowser that I think came with the camera (Canon S1 IS) doesn't do it. And - of course - be dirt cheap. Seems very, very simple so maybe I'm missing something? Thanks in advance, Perry. Irfanview (free) Tony M
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February 17th 05, 08:43 PM
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!p^&c88%B! wrote:
I'm relatively new to photography. I have access to Photoshop 7.0 so I don't need any photo editing software. What I need is some piece of software that allows me to quickly view each of my photo's with a full or very nearly full screen ('cause I can't see anything using thumbnails), maybe crop them, save the ones I want and delete the ones I don't want. And do it with one or two or even three mouse clicks. Sounds simple but Photoshop doesn't do it and something called Zoombrowser that I think came with the camera (Canon S1 IS) doesn't do it. And - of course - be dirt cheap. Seems very, very simple so maybe I'm missing something? Thanks in advance, Perry. Irfanview (free) Tony M
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February 17th 05, 09:12 PM
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February 17th 05, 09:12 PM
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February 17th 05, 09:53 PM
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!p^&c88%B! wrote:
I'm relatively new to photography. I have access to Photoshop 7.0 so I don't need any photo editing software. What I need is some piece of software that allows me to quickly view each of my photo's with a full or very nearly full screen ('cause I can't see anything using thumbnails), maybe crop them, save the ones I want and delete the ones I don't want. And do it with one or two or even three mouse clicks. Sounds simple but Photoshop doesn't do it and something called Zoombrowser that I think came with the camera (Canon S1 IS) doesn't do it. And - of course - be dirt cheap. Seems very, very simple so maybe I'm missing something? iView Media: http://www.iview-multimedia.com/ There's a 'lite' version for $50.
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