#image viewer

[oldwindowsicons]

ACDSee 5.0 (2002)

[ub-sessed]

@staff Seriously, the new picture viewer is unusable. I am interacting with image posts way less because it's not worth the effort of trying to see the damn picture.

I can no longer put landscape images in landscape mode (who thought that was a good idea?), it takes two hands to resize an image, and if I try to scroll around a zoomed image, I end up in a completely different post! Also it's friggin' slow. When I tap on an image to see it full size, there's a noticeable lag before it appears.

This sucks for those of us with vision and/or manually dexterity problems, but I can't imagine it's great for fully abled people either. People create posts assuming that others will be able to zoom their images and easily swipe from image to image. I can only guess I'm not the only one who is reblogging fewer images because looking at them properly is a pain.

[bloomburnburial]

anyone had any luck getting rid of the awful image viewer on mobile. im about to delete this godforsaken app again

[earthingdown]

WHAT did they do to the image viewer WHAT the fuck is that

[mrconditionalclause]

Staff, respectfully, the new image/video viewer sucks.

[cssscriptcom]

Image Sequence Player In JavaScript - img-player

img-player is a lightweight JavaScript library that transforms an array of images into an interactive image player. It allows you to play a sequence of image sequences with controls like Play, Pause, Stop, etc. Perfect for creating image viewers, presentations, slideshows, or any other scenario where you want to bring a series of images to life. How to use it: 1. Install & import the…

[mandrivaone07]

Bueno el visualizador de imágenes Pix, es básicamente una imitación de gThumb, solo que con una apariencia antigua. No viene en los repositorios de muchas distribuciones, así que, para solventar el problema -si usas varias distros y compartes la carpeta personal-. Se puede hacer un enlace/lanzador en el directorio "/usr/bin" de gthumb y renombrarlo como pix; así a la hora de importar archivos lo abre como si fuera el mismo programa.

[reicchel]

What is the point of having a blog to interact with users about changes if you're not going to listen to them?

We're not just throwing a tantrum; the new changes hinder the app's functionality and it's not intuitive at all.

Being able to curate the content you see is one of the big reasons for people to come and stay on Tumblr, and getting shown unwanted content simply ruins the users' experience.

Hello! I was wondering, would you consider adding an option in the settings to let tumblr users choose whether they want to use the new image/video viewer or the old one? i'm sure some people like the new one, but i really do not like anything about it :( you can't double tap to zoom in, you can't pause videos (unless you keep your finger on the screen but that's inconvenient, i like being able to pause my video and put down my phone for a second while i do something else), you can't slide through all of the images in a post anymore (only those posted by 1 user in the reblog chain), you can't see how long a video is... overall it just feels really counter-intuitive compared to the old one 🙁

Answer: Hello, @opossum-on-the-spectrum!

Not the easiest to answer here, but we are glad to do so.

As things are, we already have too many options and so we need fewer, not more. They can often be confusing to new users.

Instead, what we’ve been trying to do is make changes that help make the apps more understandable to more people. The broadest possible church is the happiest, after all. That’s going to be uncomfortable sometimes for the people who’ve been using Tumblr for a long time, but we need to make these updates.

What we can say, however, is that we do happen to be working on one or two of the things you mention here. We can’t provide more detail than that, at present, so keep your eyes peeled here at @wip or indeed over at @changes for news.

Thanks for your feedback—we really appreciate it.

Best,

—Cyle and Alex

[eddiethehunted]

here’s a steve version of this silly post lol

[apoolinalphacentauri]

I zoomed in on this .gif as far as I could with Nomacs (my preferred image viewer) and created this silly sequence of blinking machines. I used Photoshop to create the frames, AVS Image Converter (it spews out gorgeously textured .gif files) and Unfreez, an ancient, tiny program that's super quick and easy to use.

[fungi-maestro]

[yonpote]

[Video transcript:

Phil: Maybe I should wear it like this.

(gasp sound effect)

Phil: Is that better? Is that worse? (laughs)

Dan: I'm gonna make you blur that.

/Video transcript ends.]

[woodsfae]

while I was trying to fall asleep this vision intruded behind my eyelids and gave me no rest till I took off my eyemask and brought it onto this plane

[archaicden]

oh, heart of mine,

[zombiedeers]

For the Anti-Pines, how does the Bill and Ford dynamic work?

How's this answer your question

So, to go more in-depth actually-

Anti-Bill doesn't exactly care for the Pines and being around them much, but it's... basically his JOB to go around "motivating" people in their sleep, particularly in Gravity Falls, so he doesn't have much choice

And Anti-Ford, he doesn't have low self-esteem or issue with his polydactyly or anything, actually loving himself and liking his appearance! So the "motivation" really doesn't do anything but confuse him

Ford doesn't even know Bill's name really lol

[russenoire]

i don't think the background art in mob psycho 100's anime adaptation gets nearly enough love. it's full of mundane objects depicted in the most exquisite watercolors.

like this electrical pole here. with its giant soup can-like transformer and attendant power lines against a cloudy twilight sky, all shot through with vibrant pink and lilac and creamy butter yellow.

not only does this painting–and it is a painting–bring new meaning to the phrase 'golden hour', it's still one of the most glorious things i've ever laid eyes on. and you might pass one of these utility poles every day without a second glance. since seeing this image? i haven't been able to.

this is a single frame of animation. there are hundreds of thousands more in this series, maybe just as beautiful. i wanted to call your attention to this one. just because.

it reminds me to pay attention.

to notice, and keep noticing, the beauty in ordinary things (and beings!).