By Mark Wilson
You can convert pictures to different formats, process entire folders of photos as a single batch, and there are even add–ons that can further extend the capabilities of the program. Best of all, it’s completely free for private use.
User experience
XnView works like a cross between Windows Explorer and a web browser, with a tabbed interface that makes it easy to work with multiple files and tools. The first tab is home to the browser, which you used to navigate through folders of images. Previews are displayed to the right by default (though you can change this using the View menu), and any image you select is opened in a new tab.
When viewing a single picture, XnView switches to editor mode where you can crop, rotate and otherwise tinker with your image. Automated tools like red-eye correction and auto-levels make basic corrections straightforward, and for more dramatic changes there’s a huge choice of effects and filters. There’s even support for Photoshop plugins, enabling you to extend it to your heart’s content. XnView may …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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