XYplorer 11.30 has been released on 05-Jun-2012. Here's a quick introduction to the main new features:
Thumbnails, Floating Preview, and Metadata for a PEF (Pentax Raw Image). (Click to zoom)
The following digital photo file formats are now supported by the Info Panel Preview, Floating Preview, Full Screen Preview, Thumbnails, Mouse Down Blow Up, and Info Panel Meta tab.
*.arw, Sony Raw Image *.cr2, Canon Raw Image *.crw, Canon Raw Image *.dcr, Kodak Raw Image *.dng, Adobe DNG Image *.erf, Epson Raw Image *.fff, Hasselblad Raw Image *.mef, Mamiya Raw Image *.mrw, Minolta Raw Image *.nef, Nikon Raw Image *.nrw, Nikon Raw Image *.orf, Olympus Raw Image *.pef, Pentax Raw Image *.raf, Fuji Raw Image *.raw, Leica Raw Image *.rw2, Panasonic Raw Image *.rwl, Leica Raw Image *.sr2, Sony Raw Image *.srf, Sony Raw Image *.srw, Samsung Raw Image *.x3f, Sigma X3F Image
Note that Codecs for RAW image formats need to be installed on the system (they are not included in XYplorer).
The Metadata have to be present in the file. This photo file, for example, has no aperture and shutter speed data embedded. (Click to zoom)
Also MP3 data are shown on the Meta tab. (Click to zoom)
The Report tab is found in the Info Panel (F12). It offers reports on the Current Folder and reports on the Current List. Both can have identical contents, but also quite different contents, for example if the list contains search results or a branch view.
Note that the same report can be sent To Popup, To Clipboard, To File, and To Printer.
A report on the current folder, style "Classic Directory Dump", is sent to a popup text box. (Click to zoom)
Voilà, this is the report. (Click to zoom)
A report on the current list, with column headers, is sent to a popup text box. (Click to zoom)
Voilà, this is the report. (Click to zoom)
XYplorer 11.30.0100 has been released on 13-Jun-2012. Here's a quick introduction to the main new features:
Now, by ticking Configuration | Thumbnails | Use Thumbnails View Backcolor, you can apply a special customizable background color just to thumbnails views.
And you can now control the distance between the thumbnails by setting Configuration | Thumbnails | Padding.
The section where you can define how thumbnails are displayed. Note the new options "Use Thumbnails View Backcolor" and "Padding". (Click to zoom)
This is how thumbnails look with the above settings. (Click to zoom)