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Reduce parallax, motion should be two different settings.
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I liked parallax
It's the new zero-animation experience that I think is impressive. I think it's a much better way to do things.
Where are all the people who should be saying that it doesn't need to be separate and you should live with it the way it is because that's the best way anyway? Kind of like there were a whole bunch all the time telling people that animations are just fine and people shouldn't care about them and there's nothing that needs to be changed and that Apple wouldn't waste their time on something like that that doesn't need to be addressed?
That said, it would definitely be a good thing to have separate options for the two features. In a larger sense the way it is now is at least somewhat better than how it was before, but it's certainly still not perfect.
That said, it would definitely be a good thing to have separate options for the two features. In a larger sense the way it is now is at least somewhat better than how it was before, but it's certainly still not perfect.
i kinda miss the old behaviour where i could turn off parallax and still use the zoom in and out. i feel like the zoom in and ou is what made ios 7 special in a away. not with the fade effect my ios 7 feels like it lost some part of its identity and behaves more like ios6 with a skin pain
i feel like the zoom in and ou is what made ios 7 special in a away. not with the fade effect my ios 7 feels like it lost some part of its identity and behaves more like ios6 with a skin painCompletely agree. Though I have noticed that if you use a dynamic wallpaper, the background does kinda react to how you're holding the device even when you have Reduce Motion enabled.
Wait for it....
Actually this should pipe down a few of those who insisted the animations were perfect and Apple "will never change them". Hopefully, anyways.
Good on Apple to have at least acknowledged that of the many hundreds of millions of users, some may not like the animations.
Where are all the people who should be saying that it doesn't need to be separate and you should live with it the way it is because that's the best way anyway? Kind of like there were a whole bunch all the time telling people that animations are just fine and people shouldn't care about them and there's nothing that needs to be changed and that Apple wouldn't waste their time on something like that that doesn't need to be addressed?
That said, it would definitely be a good thing to have separate options for the two features. In a larger sense the way it is now is at least somewhat better than how it was before, but it's certainly still not perfect.
Yeah, where are those people?
And there is a bit of truth thereafter messing around with 7.0.3 on my 5s for six seconds the thing absolutely roars. Unbelievable, so much more professionalnever going back... But that does not mean the choice should not be there. Things done 'for our own good' is a slippery slope.
Things still seem somewhat faster though with the animations off/reduced. Perhaps not instant or as fast as they could be, but faster compared to when the animations are on. Yes, there's still a response gap, as you mentioned, which is something separate in a sense, and while it would definitely be good if that was removed or sped up considerably, at least there's some response improvement (at least seemingly).
no discernible response gap on my 5sperhaps a tad when de-springing
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keep in mind, Apple takes notice of viral tech forum discussions. if you believe you deserve it, the universe will serve it.
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it's kind of like, there's no longer any discontinuity between apps. a bit confusingprobably a net plus.
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keep in mind, Apple takes notice of viral tech forum discussions. if you believe you deserve it, the universe will serve it.
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it's kind of like, there's no longer any discontinuity between apps. a bit confusingprobably a net plus.
It does make a difference if you disable the triple-click-home feature (which I require to invert colors when I get blinded by the white).
The animations are certainly much quicker, which I like. They just need to address that little delay afterwards. Overall, the time has been reduced though, so I consider this a win.
Actually, people can be happy. What you meant was "Every single person that exist can't be happy by the same thing." In other words, different people can have different opinions. So…
Where are all the people who should be saying that it doesn't need to be separate and you should live with it the way it is because that's the best way anyway? Kind of like there were a whole bunch all the time telling people that animations are just fine and people shouldn't care about them and there's nothing that needs to be changed and that Apple wouldn't waste their time on something like that that doesn't need to be addressed?
That said, it would definitely be a good thing to have separate options for the two features. In a larger sense the way it is now is at least somewhat better than how it was before, but it's certainly still not perfect.
I thought the animates were fine the way they were, but if the change makes some people happy that's good for them. Considering I like both animations and parallax, I'm fine with it being a single toggle.
I liked parallax
It's the new zero-animation experience that I think is impressive. I think it's a much better way to do things.
so we have four camps: the parallax zoomers, the static crossfaders, the static zoomers and now the parallax crossfaders. definitely need two independent toggles.
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I'm glad you're fine, but is it democratic?
Turn what off? No setting has been removed they have just changed the animations when you enable Reduce Motion.
Apple is a private business, not a society or government. Democracy doesn't factor into it, but if you can get Apple to separate those toggles out then more power to you. That being said, I liked the old animations and the new animations are fine as well.
look, everyone. this is not a matter of like/dislike. It is an objective fact that they have taken a toggle that used to control one (1) thing, and assigned it two (2). from a ui standpoint, this is regressive.
It used to be one toggle, and its still one toggle. What the toggle controls hasn't changed, its just more noticeable now.
I got disabled Parallax in 7.0.2 because I thought it probably used a tiny bit of battery and it did not seem useful to me.
The new fade out in 7.0.3 bugs my eyes for some reason, so I'm back to standard motion setting. Oh well.
The new fade out in 7.0.3 bugs my eyes for some reason, so I'm back to standard motion setting. Oh well.