XnView Software

Ok, then I would like to propose this as a feature request

Hello, I often use the batch rename feature to rename files from different sources/people to get them in order. For this, I rename the files to "<Date Taken [Ymd_HMS]>". Unfortunately, some people provide images that have been sent through WhatsApp and that software is removing EXIF data. Therefore,...

Perhaps it would be possible to warn the user as long as a fix isn't available?

I have some images that I want to rotate based on EXIF information and afterwards resize it. I was able to succesfully do this separately with batch processing but had no luck when I tried to do this at the same time. Images were rotated but not resized. jpegtrans( ) resize( 1 lanczos 1920 1200 -1 0...

Umm, yes?

What is the workflow in that case? Like this? - XnView checks which path to use (remembered last path) - Open a file dialog to let the user specify a file name and proposes "Clipboard-1.png" (for the first image to be saved in the current XnView session) Then, before opening the file dialog, it shou...

+1 Some photos I get from smartphone users are missing EXIF data, but the filename contains the correct date. I want to take the date from the filename and create correspondend EXIF timestamp values. It would be sufficient if I could write previously missing EXIF data with XnView (atm, I am using Ex...

This thread has been solved 1,5 years ago. It would be better to start a new thread.

Hello, after having pasted something from the clipboard, when you save the imge the default is to use "Clipboard-1.png" while increasing the number for any following images. Though, this only works as long as XnView is not restarted. This could be improved so XnView checks for any existing "Clipboar...

Steps to reproduce: - Have image with date "30.08.2015" - Change timestamp, enter "1234" manually Date would be changed to "15.01.2019" - Click on "up" arrow Value changes to "1.235" and date to "31.08.2015" (time is not changed) --> Value should change to "1235" without the point. Using XnView 2.34...

I just noticed that the explanation from http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=28832&p=114724#p114722 is not correct: "When copying an image to the clipboard, XnView will copy the image in various formats to the clipboard: The image data will be copied as graphics and the pathname + filen...

Yes, but to keep it consistent it should work the same way as in browser mode: Copy filepath and image itself so the user can insert the filepath is a text editor and insert the image in a graphics program.

It is already possible to copy path+filename of an image when the file is selected in browser mode, see. http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=28832&p=114724#p114722 However, when an image is being shown in the view mode(?), there is a menu entry "Edit > Copy" just like in browser mode, b...

yes, it´s fixed with the beta version I tested. already pm´ed Pierre.

Win 7 SP1, German