Shinare

Shinare is a free and open-source image viewer and editor software for Mac OS X. It was developed by Takayuki Kusa and is currently maintained by a community of contributors. Shinare offers a range of features that make it a useful tool for photographers and other image users.

One of the main features of Shinare is its ability to display and edit images in a variety of formats, including JPEG, Raw, and PSD. It also supports multitouch gestures on Macs with trackpads, which can be used to navigate and manipulate images. Shinare also includes a range of image editing tools, such as crop, rotate, and exposure adjustments.

Another notable feature of Shinare is its user interface, which is designed to be clean and intuitive. The application uses a native Mac OS X look and feel, and the user interface is highly customizable. Shinare also includes support for a range of plugins, which can be used to add new features and functionality to the application.

In addition to its feature set, Shinare is also known for its stability and performance. It is designed to be a lightweight and efficient application, and is optimized for use on Macs with lower end hardware. As a result, Shinare is a popular choice for photographers and other image users who need a fast and reliable image viewer and editor.

Shinare is available for download on the Mac App Store, and is free to use and distribute. The application is constantly being updated and improved by its community of contributors, and is a useful tool for anyone who needs to view and edit images on their Mac.