XnView Software

In XnView MP, there seems to be no setting for sharpening the preview of images resized to fit to the window.
There's no option "Use sharpen" under Tools > Settings > View as in XnView Classic.

If you resize the XnViewMP window (maximize / restore it) in layout 2 mode, the width of the thumbnail pane is not remembered (see screenshots).

Also, when you reduce the size of the XnViewMP window, first the width of the thumbnail pane is reduced, then the width of the preview pane. In XnView ...

1. Change the layout to the one you can see in my picture above.
2. Close and restart XnView.
3. Go to the Categories Pane. Now you should encounter the issue described above.

Every time you open the Categories Pane, it is scrolled down first (if the pane is not big enough to show the whole tree).

I'd prefer radio buttons over checkboxes for the white balance in the camera RAW reading settings of the options dialog.
You can't use automatic white balance and camera white balance together. And what if no white balance option is enabled?

@EX-FTB
This is known issue. See Pierre's answer here.
There's also a standalone version of PTLens. Unfortunately it's no longer freeware but perhaps you'll find an earlier freeware version somewhere on the web.

Fixed in RC1.

Strange.... :?
PS has its quirks, but I think, here it is right.

The thumbnail files (.THM) have the same values as the PS conversions. But when I did the conversion, the CRW file was not in the same directory as the THM, so PS couldn't base its conversion upon the THM data.
You'll get also the ...

xnview wrote: The files are no more here

I uploaded the files to another provider and changed the links in the original post. So it should work again...

I'd wish you to add the color label names ("Important", ... , "Later") to the menu item "View > Rating&Color label" instead of the numbers only. One could easily forget what the numbers stand for.

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The Shutter Speed and Exposure Time values seem to be miscalculated for (Canon) camera raw files in XnView beta 6.

Examples:

Example 1 , converted by Photoshop (Exposure Time = 1/200)
and the original CRW file (Exposure Time in XnView = 1/189).

Example 2 , converted by Photoshop (Exposure ...

If you add a favorite via the context menu in the favorite pane, XnView doesn't add a backslash to the favorite's dictory entry in the bookmark.ini. ("New favorite"*"X:\Directory" instead of "New favorite"*"X:\Directory\")

So XnView will show tis entry as a folder <New> (or whatever you named it ...

@xnview:

(1) I see you decided to go for the interpreted value.
But you still use both concepts.
In JPEGs, you use the interpreted value for shutter speed,
in camera raw files (at least .CRW) you use the APEX value.

(2) There's also an error in exposure time calculation for camera raw files as ...

xnview wrote:Ok, i'll search

Maybe you'd better use the print setup dialog box than the print property sheet.

After I exchanged some mails with Pierre, I re-thought about the shutter speed value problem:

(1) According the EXIF specifications ( http://www.exif.org/Exif2-2.PDF , Annex C), "shutter speed" is not the same as "exposure time". It is a logarithmic value used for camera internal exposure ...