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Apple seeded a new version of 10.6.4 to its developer community for testing today. One of the primary areas they are focusing on (apparently) is editing while in full screen mode in both Aperture & iPhoto. That is one area where I continue to get an occasional hang, so hopefully this will fix that.
I am doing full screen editing in Aperture 3.03 under SL 10.6.3 every day and never noticed any problems so it would be interesting to see if I am just lucky
What kind of problems do you have with full screen editing in Aperture?
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I also don't understand why the Aperture Fullscreen Mode is that much modal. While it LOOKs better and has more screen estate for the image itself it does not allow access to the menu nor to Comand-TAB. Both things work pretty well in Lightroom.The really annoying thing about this type of SBBD is that when in full screen you cannot command tab to another app to force quick Aperture. I've found no trick to solve it. R
Apple is notorious for violating its own human interface guidelines. With the introduction of OS X, Apple strongly discouraged the use of modal dialogs and windows. A main window should never be modal. In some cases a dialog can be modal, but never a window. Also, there shouldn't be anything that is universally modal. You should always be able to use Command-Tab.I also don't understand why the Aperture Fullscreen Mode is that much modal. While it LOOKs better and has more screen estate for the image itself it does not allow access to the menu nor to Comand-TAB. Both things work pretty well in Lightroom.
Full Screen mode in Aperture is Modal because it truly is "Full Screen", not just kind of full screen as in LR. In LR, in order to get into full screen, you have to blow away the sidebars and menus and slideshow with "shift-tab" then hit the lights out twice, and the image still doesn't fill the screen, and to get to adjustments you have to "bump" the edges of the screen. Aperture goes into a true full screen mode by just pressing the "F" key. Brings up the inspector HUD with full Library, Adjustments, and Metadata access by pressing the "H" key. Has access to the control bar tools at the top of the screen, and the filmstrip on any of the three sides of the screen. You can now move backwards to the "Events" type view, and the full screen browser as well. This is just so much better than anything in LR called "Full Screen".I also don't understand why the Aperture Fullscreen Mode is that much modal. While it LOOKs better and has more screen estate for the image itself it does not allow access to the menu nor to Comand-TAB. Both things work pretty well in Lightroom.The really annoying thing about this type of SBBD is that when in full screen you cannot command tab to another app to force quick Aperture. I've found no trick to solve it. R
--As a result I', working 100% of my time in Fullscreen mode in Lightroom but only rarely while in Aperture...
Same as me.I am doing full screen editing in Aperture 3.03 under SL 10.6.3 every day and never noticed any problems so it would be interesting to see if I am just lucky
