Is it normal for iPhoto "11" to take time to "adjust"

when i click an event it opens normally, when i click on a picture to expand it, sometimes stays blurry for a few seconds then sharpens up. is this normal?
it never seems to be an issue for full screen mode just the in between sizes after opening an event. i never experienced this in iphoto "09"
thanks

It's not unusual. It's the business of actually opening the file. Until you do this you're only viewing a thumbnail.
Regards
TD

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