Advantages are you can also view image metadata, add metadata (though it seems they might only be accessible from within Lyn), though there are also Quick Look plugins that allow you to view some basic metadata (I am not sure however if they, eg, SneekPeek Photo, are still available). There are apps that one could call alternative file browsers (I happen to have Lyn installed) where you can have fullscreen mode (though it's a two-step process: a) 'open' image & b) make fullscreen) and arrow navigation without having to first do a select all (or manually extend the 'window' to fullscreen) but then you are limited to navigating your folder structure from within Lyn and not from the Finder which means for example that you are limited to list view and don't have normal Finder sidebar. I'd say things don't get any more lightweight than Quick Look. You can also manually extend the Quick Look 'window' and it will keep its size as long as you are 'in' Quick Look. However, even without fullscreen mode, Quick Look displays content using about 90% of the screen height which might be good enough for casual viewing. Basically when double clicking the image in the Author page Oxygen will try to open the default application which is associated with the image extension.
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