Image Eye 9.3 + x64

Функций нет никаких и даже сглаживания нет.

Функций нет никаких и даже сглаживания нет.

Сколько не пробовал просмотрщиков изображений, но лично для меня, всегда самым лучшим, а главное удобным был и будет системный просмотрщик из Windows 7. Тоже самое и с этим. Глянул, и сразу в топку отправил.

Index windows:

Index windows can now (optionally) auto-hide the title bar, similar to the image windows (enable in the index options).
You can now grab anywhere outside the thumbnails to move the window (also similar to image windows).
Image windows:

Added a new option to "Never show the title bar" (find it in a new mode-list in the viewer options).
Added a "File?Open folder in Explorer" command to the context menu.
Other improvements:

Refreshed the layout of the options dialog for a bit of a cleaner look.
Added a "Keys" tab in the options, where you can now remap image window keyboard commands.
Added an icon to Windows 11 Explorer context menu commands.
The program and the installer executables are now digitally signed for improved security.
An Arm64 native version is now also available (Windows 11 ARM only).

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Support for Google WebP format. Multi-monitor and high-dpi display improvements.

New in v9.1: Open Source, 40% faster jpeg-decoding, auto-background color option, and more.

Main improvements:

Now available as both an x86 (32-bit) version and a brand new x64 (64-bit) version. The x64 version is a bit faster – e.g. ~10% faster JPEG decoding.

Added true support for "deep color" images (16 bits/color component). Earlier versions would read such files too, but threw away the lower 8 bits. Color adjustments, image resizing et c are now done at the full data precision.

Added support for "HDR" images (high dynamic range images with than 32-bit floating point/color component). Image processing operations are done at full precision here too.

High quality dithering is used when displaying deep color and HDR images. Neither Windows, nor most displays support more 32-bit display modes (8 bits/color component), which most apps solve by truncating higher bit depth data. This can cause ugly "banding" artifacts in smooth gradients. Adding the dithering takes a fair bit of CPU-power but can greatly improve the perceived image quality.

More improvements:
If you open multiple Image Eye windows, they will now all run in the same process. This makes new windows open faster and conserves memory. The image caching and preloading system also works more effectively use less total memory. (One drawback though; if one file hangs it, then they all go down...)

You can now zoom in on an image until it reaches the maximum size that Windows will allow for a bitmap (typically 2GB RAM / ~512 Megapixels for the x64 version). The cursor will temporarily change to a stop sign when you hit the limit.

Dithering is also used for superior display in 15/16-bit display modes (5 bits/color component).

Added a View->Freeze window option to the index window. If you set it, the index window will not resize to fit the icons if you browse to a different folder. Also, if you close it, then open a new index window, it'll remember the size and position from last time.
Image decoding progress is now shown in the Windows task-bar (Windows Vista/7/8 only).

Added support for the Radiance RGBE HDR image format (.HDR/.PIC/.IMG).

Added support for .TIFF's and .PSD's with floating point HDR data.

Added support for .TIFF's with SGI RLE compressed LogLuv and LogL-format HDR data.

Added a "Slideshow->Slideshow" command (short key: S). It creates a slideshow script and runs it without further ado (bypassing the "Create slideshow script" dialog, but using your last used setting).

Added a Chinese translation.

Added SSE4.1 instruction support.

Built with our new ieC++ v2.0 library ("Image Engine in C++").