On 11/25/05, Adam Bower adam@thebowery.co.uk wrote:
I keep a few files on my desktop, due to the goodness of Gnome doing icon preview of photos this is quite handy
I find it quite odd, and anoying, when Gnome decides not to do a preview of some photos. I'll load a bunch of photos from my camera, and some of them will stay as generic icons and others will show the preview. What gives?
Tim.
On Fri, Nov 25, 2005 at 10:33:45AM +0000, Tim Green wrote:
On 11/25/05, Adam Bower adam@thebowery.co.uk wrote:
I keep a few files on my desktop, due to the goodness of Gnome doing icon preview of photos this is quite handy
I find it quite odd, and anoying, when Gnome decides not to do a preview of some photos. I'll load a bunch of photos from my camera, and some of them will stay as generic icons and others will show the preview. What gives?
Try going System > Preferences > File Management then click the preview tab. I'm guessing that the default preview file size is for files smaller than 4 megs (or similar) and your camera is producing files around the 4 megs size some bigger and some larger so they aren't being previewed.
(I'm assuming Gnome 2.12.1 btw, although other versions should be similar)
Thanks Adam
On 11/25/05, Adam Bower adam@thebowery.co.uk wrote:
On Fri, Nov 25, 2005 at 10:33:45AM +0000, Tim Green wrote:
I find it quite odd, and anoying, when Gnome decides not to do a preview of some photos. I'll load a bunch of photos from my camera, and some of them will stay as generic icons and others will show the preview. What gives?
Try going System > Preferences > File Management then click the preview tab. I'm guessing that the default preview file size is for files smaller than 4 megs (or similar) and your camera is producing files around the 4 megs size some bigger and some larger so they aren't being previewed.
(I'm assuming Gnome 2.12.1 btw, although other versions should be similar)
Aye, that's it! I hadn't even thought of looking for a preference like that, and I didn't notice some of the images from my 6 megapixel camera were less than 4MB!
Cheers, Tim.
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