Hi,
first of all thanks to Pierre for the very nice program.
Now a question: there is an hard coded size limit for loading full res images in XnView Pocket?
I ask since I'm having no success trying to load the 10MPx images produced by my digital camera.
I've been able to free up to 50MB of memory (that should be enough, 10MPx images should use 30MB of RAM) but I still get a memory error.
And since I'm here, a feature request: the "click and drag" zoom mode (the one used by faststone or by loupe) is very useful for photographers that need to know if a specific part of the image is in correct focus. I'd like to see this option in the desktop version of XnView too (somethink like adding a "zoom 100% and drag image" to the view/mouse options).
Ciao,
Davide.
Maximum image size (and new zoom mode)
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Re: Maximum image size (and new zoom mode)
No, XnView try to use the maximum free memory!morci wrote:Hi,
first of all thanks to Pierre for the very nice program.
Now a question: there is an hard coded size limit for loading full res images in XnView Pocket?
I ask since I'm having no success trying to load the 10MPx images produced by my digital camera.
I've been able to free up to 50MB of memory (that should be enough, 10MPx images should use 30MB of RAM) but I still get a memory error.
Please post in the xnview sectionAnd since I'm here, a feature request: the "click and drag" zoom mode (the one used by faststone or by loupe) is very useful for photographers that need to know if a specific part of the image is in correct focus. I'd like to see this option in the desktop version of XnView too (somethink like adding a "zoom 100% and drag image" to the view/mouse options).
Pierre.
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Re: Maximum image size (and new zoom mode)
So why am I getting the error? Is XnView using more than 3 bytes per pixel to store the image (or uses some temporary structure that eats up memory)?xnview wrote:No, XnView try to use the maximum free memory!
Also note that I can actually see the image zoomed at 100% with the HTC's "Album" application that comes with my Loox 720 without memory troubles...
I'll do but note that I'd like to see this in XnView Pocket tooxnview wrote:Please post in the xnview sectionmorci wrote:And since I'm here, a feature request: the "click and drag" zoom mode (the one used by faststone or by loupe) is very useful for photographers that need to know if a specific part of the image is in correct focus. I'd like to see this option in the desktop version of XnView too (somethink like adding a "zoom 100% and drag image" to the view/mouse options).
Ciao,
Davide.
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Re: Maximum image size (and new zoom mode)
Strange, which size in pixels for your file? And how much free memory do you have?morci wrote:So why am I getting the error? Is XnView using more than 3 bytes per pixel to store the image (or uses some temporary structure that eats up memory)?xnview wrote:No, XnView try to use the maximum free memory!
Also note that I can actually see the image zoomed at 100% with the HTC's "Album" application that comes with my Loox 720 without memory troubles...
Pierre.
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Re: Maximum image size (and new zoom mode)
The size is 3872x2592 (that's a Nikon D80, I'd like to use XnView when I dont' have a PC at hand mostly to check if the focus is ok in my photos).xnview wrote:Strange, which size in pixels for your file? And how much free memory do you have?
I have 50.1MB free before running XnView.
Ciao,
Davide.
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Re: Maximum image size (and new zoom mode)
Strange, i'll check...morci wrote:The size is 3872x2592 (that's a Nikon D80, I'd like to use XnView when I dont' have a PC at hand mostly to check if the focus is ok in my photos).xnview wrote:Strange, which size in pixels for your file? And how much free memory do you have?
I have 50.1MB free before running XnView.
Pierre.