I mean, whatever piece you are working on/with is going to be whatever it is. I'm not trying to be a wiseguy, but I don't understand the importance of such info.
Exif data viewer plugin full#
So for the life of me (and because I'm at a loss to understand the full scope of the question), I cannot see any benefit of adding any info other than the dimensions until/unless you are finished working on the piece (which would include having saved the file). Further, since you are opening a jpg (just as an example), does not mean that the individual intends to save in that format (for instance I have opened jpgs for the express purpose of saving specifically as bmp - to use the graphics as a texture in games for example), so again, any additional info displayed about a piece (like file size) is inaccurate because saving in a different format would change this as well. But this info would not be accurate, it would seem to me, if for instance you're working on a jpg and add a layer with translucency then what further details is/are displayed about the piece would not be correct (at a minimum, inaccurate) since technically jpgs don't support translucency. It would also seem to me that the info about a piece would have to assume that it would be displayed based upon the original format of the piece. So would it be safe to assume that if you're concerned for instance about the file size while it is in this "transitory state" that maybe you wouldn't modify it to the extent that you originally planned if for instance file size exceeds a certain value? Since you're opening it in PDN, I would assume you're going to manipulate it to some extent (resize, brighten, add/remove, etc.) so any info about the current piece would be transitional (changing as changes are made).
Exif data viewer plugin windows#
Windows itself will give you info about the piece if you click on its properties (format, dimensions, file size). The dimensions for a piece is shown on the bottom of the screen. I'm at a loss to understand this question, so maybe you can educate me on your rationale behind this, so excuse me while I play the "devil's advocate" on this (maybe because of the questions that I am putting forth is why nobody has responded to your question).
Is there such a dialog, and if not, can you add it to the next version please? Would really come in handy. I didn't see any way to view technical information about the currently open image.
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