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10.4: Finder slideshows are a designer's best friend
It would be indeed terrific if starting such a slideshow from a window in list view didn't display the images in random order.
10.4: Finder slideshows are a designer's best friend
For keyboard lovers out there, while in a Finder slideshow, pressing "i" will take you to the index of thumbnails; cursor keys to move forward/back or navigate in the index page; space-bar to play/pause or select an image in the index page; pressing "a" will display the image in actual size; pressing "f" will display the image full screen; the usual "esc" to exit. Interestingly "l" and "r" seemed to be mapped keys also but I haven't discovered their use yet.
10.4: Finder slideshows are a designer's best friend
I think I know what the l and r keys are for: rotation. In an application where rotating images is permitted (iphoto ? mail ?), l would rotate to the left and r to the right. Haven't tested this, though.
10.4: Finder slideshows are a designer's best friend
Another feature to help slideshows, if you have a number of images (not a PDF) open in a Preview window's draw, as well as being able to drag reorder the images you can also ctrl-click to show a contextual menu for Sort by: name, path, date, size, kind, keyword, custom*. If you pick one of these the draw is reordered and that specific bit of sort information is shown under each image name.
10.4: Finder slideshows are a designer's best friend
Complain, Complain, Complain...Oh wait a minute this is a hints website. I almost forgot.
it nice, but without the overlay
I think the slideshow is great if there only was some way of getting rid of that overlay navigation when you navigation with cursors (that goes for iPhoto as well). |
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