View file information in Quick Look

摘要

Quick Look mode in Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) is a great way to preview a bunch of files in a folder, especially image files. Just open the folder containing the images, select an image, press the spacebar, and then use the arrow keys to move through the images. While Quick Look mode lets you see exactly what each image file looks like, it won't tell you anything about an image's particulars - for example, the full path to the file or its ownership, permissions, or EXIF tags. (EXIF tags are little bits of data that are stored when you take a digital picture. They include such things as the picture's date and time and exposure information.)