Looking For An Image Viewer Software

[Awakening]

I hate the built in image viewer of Windows 7, I'm looking for an alternative that is free and can do the following things:

Fullscreen support
Navigate through images in a folder with the keyboard (like space for next image etc)
Fast and smooth scrolling with the arrow keys
Zoom in and out with the keyboard
Keeping zoom when switching image

 

[Nova]

I hate the built in image viewer of Windows 7, I'm looking for an alternative that is free and can do the following things:

Fullscreen support
Navigate through images in a folder with the keyboard (like space for next image etc)
Fast and smooth scrolling with the arrow keys
Zoom in and out with the keyboard
Keeping zoom when switching image

Picasa is your friend.

 

[gruso]

Picasa is the business.

 

[gp32rich]

I'd go for faststone

 

[b1ueskycomp1ex]

I hate the built in image viewer of Windows 7, I'm looking for an alternative that is free and can do the following things:

Fullscreen support
Navigate through images in a folder with the keyboard (like space for next image etc)
Fast and smooth scrolling with the arrow keys
Zoom in and out with the keyboard
Keeping zoom when switching image

You're looking for irfanview, only I'm not sure about that last one there.

 

[dflemstr]

You're looking for irfanview, only I'm not sure about that last one there.

I'm using Gwenview, and I've heard that Irfanview is a lot like Gwenview, and Gwenview is awesome, so +1.

 

[b1ueskycomp1ex]

You're looking for irfanview, only I'm not sure about that last one there.

I'm using Gwenview, and I've heard that Irfanview is a lot like Gwenview, and Gwenview is awesome, so +1.

Well I've never used gwenview, so I can't compare. Though I do know that irfanview has every possible viewing option I could ever think of.

 

[lulzfish]

Gwenview actually views videos as well, like FLV, because it uses Phonon, and it has a file manager sort of built into the window, with thumbnails. I can't remember what Ifranview has for file manager type views.

See, irfanview is supposed to be really small and run well on a default Windows install, but Gwenview expects to be run with Qt and KDE installed, so it's much more full-featured.

But you're in Windows. so get IrfanView.

 

[b1ueskycomp1ex]

Gwenview actually views videos as well, like FLV, because it uses Phonon, and it has a file manager sort of built into the window, with thumbnails. I can't remember what Ifranview has for file manager type views.

See, irfanview is supposed to be really small and run well on a default Windows install, but Gwenview expects to be run with Qt and KDE installed, so it's much more full-featured.

But you're in Windows. so get IrfanView.

Irfanview has a "thumbnail viewer" which I just casually throw away the icon for, since I don't use it. It's supposedly really good though.