Why it exists
A photographer’s own photo viewer.
I am a photographer, and every day I go through hundreds of photos to find the few worth keeping. On Windows, some viewers make you wait for each photo to open; others come with ads and pop-ups. Professional software can do the job, but it feels heavy when all you want is to look through a shoot.
So I built Lightable, first of all for my own daily viewing and editing. Many details come straight from that: the histogram stays pinned to the top of the edit panel, so it is always in view as you adjust; after zooming to 1:1, the next photo opens at the same spot, so focus across a burst is easy to compare; and portrait photos are shown whole in slideshows, never cropped into a landscape frame.
It is still early, and it keeps improving from real, everyday use. If you work with photos too, I hope it helps you as well.
