Unfie is a practical tool to view pictures in a way that's very convenient and also different from the way you're used to in similar programs. This tool can show you all the precise details related to each image when you open it up. For example, it tells you when and where you took the picture. First and foremost, Unifie's interface is very simple. It gives you three different options for viewing your images: in your system file tree view you can search for and select the pictures you want to open; secondly, a thumbnail view lets you preview the images you've selected; and, lastly, an additional thumbnail view clusters two blocks of snapshots if you need them. If you want to see the full-size image, you just have to double-click the image and it will open up in its actual size. You can customize the interface to make viewing your images even easier and more adapted to your preferences. Thus you can choose to view images in cascade mode, from one side of the screen to the other, or individually, which makes viewing your batch of photos easier and clearer. In all cases, you'll see beneath each element the dimensions of the photo and its size. In this regard Unifie incorporates a feature to give you a better idea of the history of each photo. If you click on any of them, you'll see all the information related to each snapshot. Thus you can find out the date and time the picture was taken, the make and model camera that was used, whether you used flash or a filter, the exposure time... everything you need to know just a click away.
