Back when I used Windows 98 and XP, I loved the old versions of ACDSee for my image browsing. It was super fast, auto-fit images perfectly, and had a sweet image browser mode that made it easy to organize my images. I actually stuck to a really old version, 2.43 or 3.10 deliberately because feature creep slowed down the newer versions and added nothing I needed.
I kept looking for something like this for Mac OS X. I tried them all. Jview, ImageBrowser, JustLooking, Photo Browser, ViewIt, Xee, Xsee, CocoaViewX, and some others I can’t remember. None of them made it easy to see the directories and switch between directories and move images around. Even the built-in preview with Finder never auto-fitted the images properly (except on the first image).
I finally found the image viewer I always wanted for Mac OS X Sequential.
Thank you for sharing this James. You probably just saved me a few months of getting frustrated for one reason or another.
No problem. Actually I realized Sequential still isn’t quite as good as ACDSee for me, but it’s still the best image viewer I’ve seen so far.
Footagehead is also very good.
http://www.zankasoftware.com
You can now download ACDSee from http://itunes.apple.com/in/app/acdsee/id461558823?mt=12