Gnome HowTo 14 ๐ง How to Loupe Image Viewer
1. How-to: Crop an Image Using Loupe’s New Editing Features
Why: Focus on specific parts of the image.
- Open the image in Loupe.
- Click “Edit.”
- Select the crop tool (square icon).
- Drag to define the crop area.
- Click “Save.”
2. How-to: Rotate an Image Using Loupe’s New Editing Features
Why: Correct orientation or create artistic effects.
- Open the image in Loupe.
- Click “Edit.”
- Select the rotate tool (circular arrow).
- Drag to rotate or enter specific degrees.
- Click “Save.”
3. How-to: Flip an Image Using Loupe’s New Editing Features
Why: Correct orientation or create mirror-like effects.
- Open the image in Loupe.
- Click “Edit.”
- Select the flip tool (mirrored image).
- Choose horizontal or vertical flip.
- Click “Save.”
4. How-to: Use Redesigned Zoom Controls in Loupe
Why: Improve precision and user experience when zooming.
- Open the image in Loupe.
- Find zoom controls (+/-) in the toolbar.
- Click “+” to zoom in, “-” to zoom out.
5. How-to: Explore Experimental RAW Image Format Support in Loupe
Why: Enhance flexibility and control over image adjustments.
- Open a .RAW file in Loupe.
- Access RAW processing options under “Edit.”
- Adjust exposure, contrast, color balance, etc.
- Preview changes.
- Click “Save.”
6. How-to: View Image Information in Loupe
Why: Quickly access technical metadata, file details, and properties of your image.
- Open an image in Loupe.
- Locate the Properties/Information icon in the toolbar or menu.
- Click the icon to open a sidebar panel displaying details like file size, resolution, date taken, and camera settings.
7. How-to: Copy an Image to Your Clipboard
Why: Quickly share or paste the image into another application without saving a new file.
- Open an image in Loupe.
- Click the menu button (three vertical dots) or right-click the canvas.
- Select “Copy” or press Ctrl + C.
- Paste (Ctrl + V) into your target app (e.g., document, chat window).
8. How-to: Move an Image to Trash
Why: Safely delete unwanted files directly from the viewer interface.
- Open the image you wish to remove in Loupe.
- Click the Trash Can icon in the bottom or main toolbar.
- Alternatively, press the Delete key on your keyboard.
- Confirm the action if prompted.
9. How-to: Use Touchscreen and Touchpad Gestures
Why: Navigate and zoom seamlessly using modern hardware controls.
- Open an image in Loupe.
- Swipe left or right with two fingers on a touchpad (or one finger on a touchscreen) to browse images.
- Pinch two fingers together to zoom out, or spread them apart to zoom in.
10. How-to: Adjust Exposure Using RAW Image Format Support
Why: Enhance image brightness and clarity.
- Open a .RAW file in Loupe.
- Go to “Edit.”
- Select exposure adjustment tool.
- Move slider left or right.
- Click “Save.”
11. How-to: Adjust Contrast Using RAW Image Format Support
Why: Improve the difference between light and dark areas.
- Open a .RAW file in Loupe.
- Go to “Edit.”
- Select contrast adjustment tool.
- Move slider left or right.
- Click “Save.”
12. How-to: Adjust Color Balance Using RAW Image Format Support
Why: Fine-tune the color tone of the image.
- Open a .RAW file in Loupe.
- Go to “Edit.”
- Select color balance tool.
- Move sliders for red, green, and blue.
- Click “Save.”
13. How-to: Open an Image with Another Application
Why: Quickly transition to a heavier external image editor (like GIMP) when you need advanced adjustments.
- Open an image in Loupe.
- Click the main menu button (three vertical dots) in the header bar.
- Select “Open Withโฆ” from the dropdown options.
- Choose your preferred application from the system list.
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