Scenic Framer

The current situation forces us to spend most of the day indoors. If you are a nature enthusiast and you're forced to say inside, you might want to bring a part of the environment inside. Scenic Framer is a vintage-looking application that lets you create panoramic photos in order to display them on multiple monitors and write motivational phrases to accompany the images.

The interface looks a bit outdated, but this might be a matter of taste. When you open the app for the first time, a default message and image are going to be displayed. To get access to its settings, use the F2 hotkey or the context menu.

The segment that deals with the content display can be resized by dragging on the edges, however, when you open any settings tab, resizing is not an option.

To get a nature (or whatever theme you want) college running you have to import it or create it yourself. Stitching images together results in a panorama picture that is more detailed and has better quality. All image-related work can be done from the Photos Panel tab.

If you feel like you need some motivation, you can set up phrases that can cycle along with the images. You can set up two different album phrases and an extra one for when the app is used as a screensaver. Excepting the font and the actual content, that would be all you can do from the Phrases Panel.

Besides the image and text-specific functions, you can find shortcuts for the Lock and Sleep Windows functions. The shortcuts work well, but be careful not to click on them by mistake, as they are instantly applied, without a notification screen. 

In conclusion, this application can come in handy for any user who wants to bring a piece of nature to their computer screen(s). The interface is intuitive and well-structured when it comes to settings, but the Sleep function would be better off with a notification prompt in order to avoid accidental shut-downs.