Slideshows: you can use the slideshow function just as you would any other image viewer (grab a bunch of images and run the slideshow), or you can choose to specify exactly the display duration for each image, the type of transition used (supports nine different transitions such as Cut, Dissolve, Flip, CrossFade, fade) and the duration of each transition.date criteria, landscape or portrait, etc.) You can filter what you are looking at by everything (e.g. It even keeps a history of performed search queries. For example, it allows you to classify images into user-defined categories, rate them, flag them as favorites, tag them using multiple arbitrary tags, create albums, browse by medium or by “color mark”, browse by EXIF data, and maintain a shortlist (a basket, if you will) of images to work with. Pictomio scans a user selected folder initially and immediately sets to work indexing your library and organizing it across different categories and elements. Organization: if you are looking for a tool that can best organize a complicated image library this one is on steroids.Allows you to sort and/or filter images based on different criteria (see “organization” below). Image browsing: offers thumbnail browsing, film-strip browsing, single image browsing and the iTunes-style carousel browsing, which is somewhat cool but not exactly mind-blowing (and which is presumably why the 3D acceleration is needed).Navigation is intuitive and everything is accessible through a combination of tabs (on top, on the side of the screen, etc) and right-click context menus. The user interface: simply looks good and is definitely the program’s strong suite.
It does come at a cost (will require a powerful graphics card, and is somewhat higher on resource consumption than the average viewer) but if your machine has the resources you will probably love this. And although Pictomio scores high marks on both, there exists a good number of more powerful and feature-rich freeware image viewers out there that nonetheless will not hold a candle to this one in terms of sheer coolness and the richness of the user experience. In software as in anything, we ideally want to balance both form and function. Pictomio can also view and manage video and media files and requires a fairly powerful graphics card to run. It brings together a host of functions for working with images such automatic grouping of images, tagging, image rating, EXIF and metadata editing, as well as image rotation and zooming. Description: Pictomio is a free image viewer which features a slick, modern interface and 3D accelerated browsing of image libraries. Sound support is also disabled! Your output videos will not have sound! * Advanced Metadata support. to Photoshop, Open in Photoshop * Supports reading/writing video files (ffmpeg plug-in), such as: AVI, WMV, QuickTime.
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