Hello.

I've recently discovered a plug in for your internet browser called ' PicLens'.
Essentially, it allows you to view images from a website in a crisp 3D environment.

Pros;
- No more clicking 'next page' when viewing images from Google, DeviantArt, Flickr, or videos on YouTube. That's right with this baby it loads every image available to the source web address into a beautiful looking 3D environment that allows you to simple 'flick' or pan through them all. By simple example, if you searched for something on google that came up with 15 images spread out in 3 pages, it would show 15 images up and you simply scroll through them. Very handy.

- Quick to access. Ease of use. A great and very useful side of PicLens I have found, is it's ' play button' that appears over images when you move your mouse over them. When you click this it opens PicLens 3D Environment loading all the images closely neighboured with the image you clicked it on. This is great for the likes of DeviantArt where you can click the play button on someone's avatar, as it loads up their gallery without leaving the page you're on, and you can view all the images at a glance! It also works for MySpace in the same respect accordingly.

Cons;
- Only real con I've found is that if you're using dual display (such as I am) if you've got PicLens (which is a fullscreen environment) open on one screen, clicking anywhere on the secondary display will close PicLens. There may possibly be away to change/alter this option I'm sure its just a simple fix, I just haven't found it yet.
Haha.

Check it out here, you'll be quite impressed.

[PicLens Download Area]