By Paul Mah
Professional photographers and designers often need to preview large groups of image files quickly. Even IT professionals working in a non-creative environment occasionally need to perform basic edits to images or convert many images as a batch job. For jobs like these, the image viewing software bundled with Windows just doesn't cut it. Enter the IrfanView graphic viewer. Is it the Right Tool for the Job?
Read a concise summary of IrfanView's strengths and weaknesses.
This is what you see what you see when you start IrfanView for the first time.
IrfanView: The Right Tool for the Job?
by Paul Mah | November 30, 2007, 12:42pm PST | Image 1 of 30
Default IrfanView application window
Default IrfanView application window - Image 1 of 30
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it seemed like a good idea at the time. Then it started trying to index the 1+ terabytes (about 850,000 images) on the server. It took a while to figure out how to shut off the indexing. Then it insisted on trying to index every CF card we put in the reader. Since we shoot about 16,000 images between the middle of February and the middle of June, that can be a problem. 
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