Is there any good alternative to emacs org-mode (with images)?

Emacs' org-mode is awesome to write notes on a project, as well as maintain a task list where you can quickly move things (up / down, indentation, etc.). However, especially when it comes to images, emacs is pretty limited (as it is a text editor). There are ways to include images, even copied images from the clipboard, but the results are pretty poor. For example, an image in emacs is considered a symbol, so if the image is above your screen, there is no way to see the bottom of it. Existing workarounds for scrolling issues are also not very satisfactory.

Is there a good alternative to org-mode emacs? I checked a lot of programs, but no other software (supporting rich text) would provide fast folding and moving elements on the keyboard.

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Org-mode now develops (git) the following, which will correspond to images in Org buffers, without the need for thumbnails, etc.:

(setq org-image-actual-width 300)

=> always resize embedded images to 300 pixels

etc...

Development Version:
http://orgmode.org/cgit.cgi/org-mode.git/
git: //orgmode.org/org-mode.git

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This can be considered heresy, but what about OneNote ? It is WYSIWYG and free form.

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