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For a long time now, I have been using Xee as my basic image viewer. I like it better than Preview because it allows you to open any arbitrary image in a folder of images and then go backwards or forwards through the images in the folder without having to have previously selected the images of interest, as most other Mac image viewers do (such as Preview).
However, Xee has one serious flaw. It is not color space aware. If the image has an embedded color profile, such as sRGB or Adobe RGB, Xee ignores this and thus displays the colors wrong.
Is anyone aware of an image viewer that is (a) color space aware and (b) allows for arbitrary navigation through an image of folders?
However, Xee has one serious flaw. It is not color space aware. If the image has an embedded color profile, such as sRGB or Adobe RGB, Xee ignores this and thus displays the colors wrong.
Is anyone aware of an image viewer that is (a) color space aware and (b) allows for arbitrary navigation through an image of folders?