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iPhoto in Lion

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acikas

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does iphoto in DP4 feature the same animations for swiping, double tapping with two fingers and zooming like safari or preview because i would love to have that in iphoto as well
 
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acikas

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acikas said:
does iphoto in dp4 feature the same animations for swiping, double tapping with two fingers and zooming like safari or preview because i would love to have that in iphoto as well
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anyone???
 
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acikas

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mrapplegate said:
Double tapping with two fingers just seems to zoom in a little and brings up the navigation HUD. You still have to pinch to zoom in/out. Seems to be like the old iPhoto, but I don't use it much.
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they want to make Lion iOS-style but refuse to build in those animations in iphoto, pointless...
 
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Cougarcat

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They released a iPhoto 9.2 beta for developers for PhotoStream, it could be in that...
 
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acikas

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mrapplegate said:
The iLife apps have always been on their own release schedule. Give them time and I am sure they will support everything.
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give them time?
they already made iphoto in the lion look with the full screen button and the monochromatic sidebar etc.
it says multi-touch throughout the system, especially in iLife it has to be done
 
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mrapplegate

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acikas said:
give them time?
they already made iphoto in the lion look with the full screen button and the monochromatic sidebar etc.
it says multi-touch throughout the system, especially in iLife it has to be done
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When have the iLife apps been on Apple's list of top 10 things to get done? :D
iWeb has cobwebs. Just give them time.
 
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Cougarcat

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I expect when iPhoto gets the 64-bit treatment ala iTunes it'll get it, complete with iOS scrollbars.
 
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