Irfanview is lightweight and fast, runs on most versions of Windows from
XP on, certainly on any version on a home computer has a bunch of
plugins, and will process pretty much any type of image file with the
same somewhat funky interface. It's pretty much free though you can
contribute some cash if you like it. The only issue I have with
recommending it wholeheartedly is the interface is a bit out of the
mainstream, but once you get used to it the interface it does work and
it keeps getting regular updates.
https://www.irfanview.com/
On 8/26/2018 7:34 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
Mornig.
A work college of my wifes step father was given a brand new Fuji X-T2
for a present recently and we attended a function yesterday at the
step fathers and he had his camera but was really unfamiliar with it
so he asked me to help him out which i did. Lovely camera by the way.
I mentioned editing software to him but i think most of his photos
will end up on memory cards or some wal mart prints. I did say i would
forward a few ideas for free or cheaper programs. Any ideas where i
should steer him. I promised i would not suggest what most of us use
and he was greatful.:-)
Dave
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