Image Viewer with good UI ?

Trinty said:

ACDSee is best, but its not free.

+1, as I said originally.

The current ACDSee Pro 5 product is only $56, which is hardly outrageous.

There is also a free trial, so you can see for yourself.

It has terrific camera-friendly features as well, showing all/selected the EXIF data very nicely, etc.

The current Pro version does NOT look like Win98. It has the sleek Win7-Aero-look (conforming to your Win7 color theme) dark skin, kind of like the way Photoshop CS6 now also has that dark skin.

ACDSee's "photo editing" capabilities are the "bloat" that I don't care about, but they're certainly useful if you want to use them. I only use ACDSee (old v4/v5 from the early 2000's) for image viewing. And I occasionally use the latest ACDSee Pro 5 when I'm dealing with images from digital cameras.

karlsnooks said:

utterly ridiculous logic in my opinion.

The program performance is excellent. The best free-ware solution available.

no one said anything against its performance, it just doesn't have a good looking UI.

I will check out ACDsee

thanks guys!

hussainmushahid said:

I will check out ACDsee

Let me know (here, or via PM) if you have any questions about ACDSee setup. There are many options, and there are many ways to configure things for "better" results.

I'll be glad to "consult", having used this product since 1995.

Zoner!