I need to look at and scroll through photos from my MacBook (i.e. not in Apple photos). When I view a picture through QuickLook, it opens up a larger version - but then when I scroll through using the arrows, it reverts to a smaller (almost thumbnail size) view. How can I just scroll to the next picture - but in the same large view?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.0
DKSutt wrote:
I need to look at and scroll through photos from my MacBook (i.e. not in Apple photos). When I view a picture through QuickLook, it opens up a larger version - but then when I scroll through using the arrows, it reverts to a smaller (almost thumbnail size) view. How can I just scroll to the next picture - but in the same large view?
QuickLook has a full size button...
Commnad A will select all
Command key allows you to select more than one
holding the Shift key will select all between point A and point B
"Mac. Quick Look offers a fast, full-size preview of nearly any kind of file without opening the file"
ref: View and edit files with Quick Look on Mac - Apple Support
DKSutt wrote:
I need to look at and scroll through photos from my MacBook (i.e. not in Apple photos). When I view a picture through QuickLook, it opens up a larger version - but then when I scroll through using the arrows, it reverts to a smaller (almost thumbnail size) view. How can I just scroll to the next picture - but in the same large view?
QuickLook has a full size button...
Commnad A will select all
Command key allows you to select more than one
holding the Shift key will select all between point A and point B
"Mac. Quick Look offers a fast, full-size preview of nearly any kind of file without opening the file"
ref: View and edit files with Quick Look on Mac - Apple Support
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