Seymour<\/a>\u00a0(version:0.9.10) is a\u00a0freeware image viewer with basic editing features, it is also portable.<\/p>\nSeymour is one of the newer entries in the image viewing world and it packs a good number of features in a lightweight download and shares similarities with XnView.<\/p>\n
Images can be rated, categorized and tagged and a separate pane is available to view and find categorized images.\u00a0Files can be grouped or filtered\u00a0by filename, those tagged or not and those categorized or not and\u00a0folders can be bookmarked too.<\/p>\n
Beyond viewing many formats and moving and copying them there are\u00a0basic editing features like resize, crop, rotate, grayscale, brightness, hue, auto level and format conversion to name a few. Seymour\u00a0also supports\u00a0scripts\u00a0with some included like listing of images ready\u00a0to copy into the clipboard, saving views or layouts, moving files based on properties\u00a0and\u00a0replacing text in file names and extensions.<\/p>\n
One additional features is Search for images online (under Tools menu or right click the\u00a0image) which uses google images to\u00a0find similar images, this is in addition to the local Find similar images which will filter and display similar images in the current folder.<\/p>\n
The program does feel sluggish at times, especially in the preview pane (see screenshot for one example of two images being overlayed after one is clicked after the other) but also the menu structure, for example List artists is under both File and Scripts menus.<\/p>\n
Seymour is sqlite based and works on Windows XP and newer and supports touchscreen gestures.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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