Quick view of full image when assigning faces

Question

I like to use Faces versus Names because I seem to be able to crank through it much quicker. 
My flow:
1) I click a project name that has not already had faces assigned
2) I click the faces icon. Then I see the "main" part of the screen with the Faces instructions, and the section under that has the faces that need to be named.  So I start naming them.  There are 100s in this project.
3) Then I come across a face I only "kind of" recognize. I don't know if they are in the background in a crowd, of the focus of the photo. I need to understand the images composition so I can skip them or figure out their name.  I would like to quickly just get a peek at the whole photo. 
4) So I switch to the Viewer and it takes me to the first photo in that project.  That's no good.
5) When I switch back to Face I also have to scroll to get back to that face.
Is there a better way to quickly see the whole photo without breaking up my workflow?
Jon

Answer 1

Hi Jon,
There is a easy work-around:  when using the "Faces" interface, click "Skip" on the ones you don't know.  ("Skip" shows on the Image in the Browser when you hover over it.)  When done with the ones you do know, switch to the "Naming" interface, filter the Browser with the Rule "Face" with the argument "Is un-named" (this will limit the contents of the Browser to Images with detected, un-named face location boxes), and then name the boxes, or dismiss them.  I find that with "{tab}", "{Enter}", and the arrow keys I can move speedily using the "Naming" interface.
There may be better ways to do this.  The entire Faces View/Faces interface/Names interface is confusing.