I want to open a photo and scroll between all the photos from the same folder using the arrow keys.
Is there a way to do it using Preview or which software do you suggest to me?
Scroll between photos using arrows
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Ok, here's what you need to do:
Open up the first PNG image in Preview. Make sure the side bar is showing.
Open the second image in Preview, and from the sidebar, drag the thumbnail image from the second window to the first window's sidebar.
Now, you'll notice that the title bar says "2 documents, 2 total pages." Continue dragging images into the first image until all the images are combined into one PNG. Make sure you save it. :-)
You can use ColorSync for this job. It still requires you to scan the document with lots of colors, but you can reduce the colors to 256 using ColorSync (and do much more) by following these steps:
- Open ColorSync: Applications->Utilities->ColorSync Utility
- Open your scanned image: File->Open
- Below the image select: Apply Profile->Named Colors->Websafe Colors
I translated the names from german, thus they may be slightly different on an actual Mac OS X with english local setting.
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Best Answer
The way I do it (and there may be others) involves just the Finder and Quick Look.
I set the folder of pictures to list view in Finder, select the first picture and press the space bar. That will open the Quick Look window viewing the first picture.
You can resize the Quick Look window at this point and/or just use the arrow keys to move up and down in the list of pictures to display each one in turn.