N900 photo viewer
 

I have been looking for a better photo viewer for N900, like the i phone one or the n97 one, which i can smoothly move from picture to picture.
what i mean is than in N900 photo viewer i have to touch the screen from right to left and then release it so that it goes to the next picture, but in I phone and in N97, i can check the next picture while my finger on the screen.

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yeah that would be nice. or something like the symbian beta photo viewer. i dont see why it is not possible in the n900 since the desktop itself is in that nature. bump for your post.

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can we hvae a photo gallery with smoother scrolling?

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i wish we could....

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keyboard integration would make it awesome

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maybe somthing based flash...

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qimage viewer is really good, its in ovi store.
scrolling is perfect, only thing is its a slight bit buggy, hopefully itl be updated. havent got a link at the mo sorry but theres a thread about it here somewhere.

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I couldn't find it at ovi store, could please send me the link or something,,
thanks

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Odd, I can't find it in the store either, but it's definitely in the repository and you can download it from the N900 direct.

Follow the information in this post to see how.

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flash can't draw bitmaps larger than 2880x2880 :(

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I really want to have a photo viewer that allows me to zoom in on a picture. It there anything like that out there?

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Use the volume keys to zoom in and out

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Qimageviewer from the store does this by rotating your finger (like in the web browser)

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Flash does not need to draw anything bigger than that. We can use tiles. I am an experienced Flash developer, I think it's not too hard to pull off.
To make it happen we need to see more demand, and somebody to do the other side of the app which isn't UI - wrap the .SWF with a proper installable 'package', and manage the whole image scanning part, then put it in one XML file for the Flash to handle (Flash cannot scan for photo files by itself)