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iPhoto 5-- turn off Ken Burns effect permenantly?
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Every single time I create a new slideshow in iPhoto 5, I have to go to the slideshow settings and uncheck "Ken Burns Effect." is there some way to modify the plist file or something where that will stay unchecked?
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not to mention that ****ing music.
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Yeah, that f**kin' music. Oops, wasn't supposed to mention that.
Anyone? Ideas?
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When a true genius appears in the world you may know him by this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against him. -- Jonathan Swift.
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Still no ideas, eh? This really bugs me. I'm not sure if the automatic music or the automatic Ken Burns effect sucks more.
Help!
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I find that whole iPhoto slideshow annoying. Why isn't there a button that just starts a slideshow with the default settings? Why do we have to have this options dialog appear everytime? Fullscreen in Preview, Mail. Finder, or Spotlight is better.
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Originally Posted by monkeybrain
I find that whole iPhoto slideshow annoying. Why isn't there a button that just starts a slideshow with the default settings? Why do we have to have this options dialog appear everytime? Fullscreen in Preview, Mail. Finder, or Spotlight is better.
Agreed. It seems counter-intuitive to me to have to "create" a slideshow, before being able to view pics from within iPhoto full screen. Seems like such a blatant omission., but i digress... 
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Well, you can do a temp slideshow by selecting photos and hitting the play button. Less options, but you don't have to "create" a slideshow. Also, here you can save default settings (like turning off music and the automatic Ken Burns effect). Overall, it's much more like doing a slideshow from the Finder/Spotlight/Preview/Mail in Tiger.
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