Thumbnail View Context Menu

Change folder

For a quick change to a distant PC directory.


Select all

Selects all images in the thumbnail view.


Select none

Resets the image selection to none.


Select by file extension

Selects only those images which correspond to the extension which is entered. E.g.: JPG, TIF


Select by image position

Selects images as follows:

• all horizontal, left or right rotated (according to Exif data)
  
• according to orientation (based on image dimensions)

This function can be very helpful for selecting images for lossless  rotation operations.


Invert selection

All selected images revert to being not selected, while the previously unselected images become the selected set.


Copy to ...

The selected images in the thumbnail view are copied to a selectable folder (i.e. they remain in the source folder as well).


Move to ...

The selected images in the thumbnail view are moved to a selectable folder (i.e. they are deleted in the source folder).


Print

The selected images in the thumbnail view are adopted into the print preview (if this is active).


Sort

The preview images can be sorted by the following criteria: unsorted, alphabetical ascending/descending, date ascending/descending. With Presort by extension you can first group images according to their formats; afterwards the sorting is performed within these groupings.


Create preview images

Generates preview images for the current folder (if required for subfolders as well).


90° rotation to left (lossless)

Rotates image 90° counterclockwise. JPEG images are rotated lossless and without re-compression.


90° rotation to right (lossless)

Rotates image 90° clockwise. JPEG images are rotated lossless and without re-compression.


180° rotation (lossless)

Rotates image 180°. JPEG images are rotated lossless and without re-compression.

Note

Lossless rotation for JPEG files only works correctly when the width and height of the image are divisible by 16. This is the case for original camera formats.


Cut (lossless)

Cuts a detail from a JPEG image which can be stored as a new file (lossless and without re-compression). The red-yellow frame shows the section which will be used. After the cut is confirmed a save dialog appears.


Exif

Restore Exif Preview

Export Exif Data

Import Exif Data

Use Exif Date

Enter GPS Coordinates

GPS Coordinates from Tracklist

Create Empty Exif Entry

Delete Exif Data

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Define 35mm Focal Length Factor

Copy Exif Data

Insert Exif Data

PPScript

Allows you to apply a VB/JScript script to the selected images.

Batch Processing

Invokes Batch Processing.

Image data

This refers to Exif data for JPEG files, which is displayed if present. The items description, photographer and copyright can be edited. Altering the Exif data does not cause the image to be re-compressed. Changes to the file size result from the altered Exif data.

Rename

The selected image can be given a new name.

Delete

Depending on the Options setting Miscellaneous/Image Editing/Delete images to recycle bin, this function either moves selected images to the recycle bin or deletes them permanently.

Copy to clipboard

Copies the selected image to the clipboard.

Full screen view

The selected image is displayed using the whole monitor screen in the best possible quality. Close the view by right clicking or with the [Esc] key. [Space] toggles the image data display. Use the arrow keys or [PageUp], [PageDn] to move to the next image in the list and [Pos1] or [End] to jump to the first or last image. If more than one image is selected, then only these are included in the display, starting with the first in the selection.

Multiple view

All the selected images are shown simultaneously (e.g. for exposure series). With two images the longest edge of the first one determines whether the screen is divided horizontally or vertically. You can load an image for editing with a left double-click and display Exif data with a right click.

Auxiliary view

Loads the selected image to an extra, dockable window, e.g. for comparison.

View using another program

The selected image is loaded into another application for viewing (as set in Options).

Edit using another program

The selected image is loaded into another application for editing (as set in Options).

see also:

Thumbnail View