TheDutchGuy
Lurker
Recently I bought the asus transformer. Liking it a lot and I seem to have found out most things that I like.
One thing,however, I don't know how to do.
I still have a lot of quite small pictures (typically collected from the internet over the years, but also some ancient pcitures of some very low resolution camera's). I would like to view them without them being stretched to full screen (so viewing at 'actual pixel' or 100% view). I have found that in Quickpic you can make them smaller to their original size (as opposed to almost any other app; which insist on stretching it) but I don't want to do that for every picture when I browse through them and I can't find a setting to display them that way automatically.
I am almost starting to think to give all of them a border so they won't resize (small visual basic program to sort them and a macro and batch job in photoshop should do the trick) but still I have the feeling that it should be possible with an existing app.
Anyone have a suggestion for a setting I can adapt or an app I can use?
One thing,however, I don't know how to do.
I still have a lot of quite small pictures (typically collected from the internet over the years, but also some ancient pcitures of some very low resolution camera's). I would like to view them without them being stretched to full screen (so viewing at 'actual pixel' or 100% view). I have found that in Quickpic you can make them smaller to their original size (as opposed to almost any other app; which insist on stretching it) but I don't want to do that for every picture when I browse through them and I can't find a setting to display them that way automatically.
I am almost starting to think to give all of them a border so they won't resize (small visual basic program to sort them and a macro and batch job in photoshop should do the trick) but still I have the feeling that it should be possible with an existing app.
Anyone have a suggestion for a setting I can adapt or an app I can use?