SneakPeek Photo for Mac
Quick Look Plugin geared specifically for photographers.
$9.95
In English
Version 1.1When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
SneakPeek Photo overview
SneakPeek Photo is the first Quick Look Plugin geared specifically for photographers. No longer do you have to import a picture into a photo application just to get detailed information about the shot. With SneakPeek Photo simply click on the unopened photo file (no matter where it is, even on your card reader) and hit the space bar. Up pops the picture into a large view that immediately gives you the detailed information you need. On the top bar, the much needed basics such as the type of file, its size, f-stop, focal length, color Sfile (sRGB, ProPhoto, etc) even a mini histogram. But there's much more. Also on this view you'll see buttons which will give you Exif data, all the camera settings, a Loupe View with high resolution zooms, and a large Histogram to see the blueprint of your shot. If the photo is geotagged, you'll not only see the coordinates, but a nifty map of where the picture was taken. Plus there's even a link to a more detailed map online.
What’s new in version 1.1
Version 1.1:
- Compatible with OS X 10.7 Lion with updated look.
- Improved stability.
- Fixed the "missing" Picture Style icon in the toolbar.
- Miscellaneous bug-fixes.
SneakPeek Photo for Mac
$9.95
In English
Version 1.1
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Jul 22 2012
Version: 1.1
This was a good product, however CodeLine killed it.
It's no longer available for sale and doesn't appear as a product on their web site.
I'm giving it a low overall rating because of it's demise.
Sep 10 2011
Version: 1.1
This would be great, if it could handle Panasonic RW2 files. Overall looks like a worthwhile plugin.
Mar 3 2011
Version: 1.0.2
Although I like and bought this plug-in, it lacks some basic feature, the most important being to bypass SneakPeek Photo when we just want to have a slideshow without all informations provided by SPP. Moreover, I never got an answer to my mail asking for this feature. I see that they have released today an iPad/iPhone version which means that they've put their ressources on this more profitable channel rather than improving their products. It's almost a year that they haven't updated their product. Too bad.
Nov 5 2010
Version: 1.0.2
No support for PNG files. Would be nice when you hovered your mouse over those info icons at the top that their pop up windows didn't sit in the middle of the image. Why not put them down the side like SneakPeek Pro?
May 25 2010
Version: 1.0.2
It sorta works, but when I want total full screen and no borders full of labels, I can't turn it off. The biggest problem is that my images look a little blurry on my laptop with this enabled, and they look sharper with just plain old QuickLook.
