XnView

The majority of 'average' users are happy with the versatile ACDSee image browser, but a small drawback of ACDSee is that it only supports viewing a few dozen of the most popular image formats.

XnView was born to overcome all disadvantages of ACDSee. XnView is considered a very rare tool capable of browsing and editing almost all image formats that exist in this world, or about 500 formats. In addition, XnView 2.49 is an excellent multimedia player, no less than the multimedia features of ACDSee.

Some key salient features of XnView:

• Ability to Import more than 400 different image formats, and Export to 50 image file formats.
• Support for TIFF, GIF images and dynamic ICOs.
• Support auto-rotate EXIF ​​mode.
• Edit IPTC information.
• Easily resize, crop, rotate photos.
• Change brightness, contrast .
• Change the number of colors.
• Equipped with many filters - Filter diverse and handy.
• View in Full Screen mode.
• See Slideshow.
• Creating website is very simple.
• Print and view photos by drag and drop.
• Support more than 44 popular languages.

If you are familiar with the interface features of ACDSee, you will feel absolutely nothing surprised at the handy and modern interface of XnView. Once you get acquainted with XnView, you will probably have a feeling that this multi-system image browser was born to complement and correct everything that ACDSee lacks.

XnView can be considered as a 'modern copy' of ACDSee with the principle of 'ACDSee has what XnView has' but all features of XnView have been upgraded at a more convenient and sophisticated level than ACDSee .

One of XnView's trendy breakthrough features is that it supports tabbed image editing, similar to browsers that support tabbed web browsing today. Any digital image that is turned on for editing is also arranged by XnView located in a separate "Tab" that users can access at any time to review or continue editing. This is an outstanding advantage compared to the photo editing interface of ACDSee.