Viewing images using Windows Photo Gallery
Posted 19/02/2009 - 00:06
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I hope he does not mind but I used beginner's image "Test Shot" because of it's fantastic feather detail. Side by side on my monitor, both at 100% zoom, I can see no difference in the sharpness. My only comment is that the colour might be a shade darker in Photo Gallery than Photsnap.
I think because PhotoSnap opens as full screen, a zoom of 154%, you are not comparing like for like.
I think because PhotoSnap opens as full screen, a zoom of 154%, you are not comparing like for like.
Barrie - Too Old To Die Young
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Posted 21/02/2009 - 13:14
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To be able to compare different viewers, you must make sure that the zoom factor is the same. Pictures are most truly represented when viewed at 100% zoom. This means that a pixel in the photo is also a pixel on the screen.
I don't think Windows Photo viewer is the best application for this purpose. I'm using the Organizer part of Photoshop Elements 6, which is a very good program, and also lets you tag and sort your pictures.
I don't think Windows Photo viewer is the best application for this purpose. I'm using the Organizer part of Photoshop Elements 6, which is a very good program, and also lets you tag and sort your pictures.
Best regards
Terry
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Terry
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I forgot to add that when using Nero it is shown as full screen but windows it is shown slightly smaller - perhaps that is the reason?
Thanks
Rob