Thumbnails in Browser view

Is there any way I can see a full screen of thumbnails in Ver. 1.5? I sure miss that.
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    Updated 27" iMac to Mavericks & the new Aperture 3.5. At maximum size, the browser view thumbnails are much smaller (approx 2.5" x 3.75" on screen) versus previous version of Aperture. Is there a way to increase the thumbnail size?

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    I've had the same problem.  I tried the solution listed above :
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    Typically, I use the main screen to show the single image that I'm working on, and the secondary display for both the inspector HUD and grid view. To achieve this, I use full screen mode + swap displays.

  • HT4007 Thumbnails but no photos in Browser view

    I have upgraded to aperture 3.4 and when I import files from a memory card or cd in Browser view, the thumbnails are black. If I switch to Split view and make a tiny adjust, the thumbnail displays correctly?

    What is your MacOS Version? This signature cannot be correct: iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
    When you upgraded to Aperture 3.4, did you experience crashes, and if yes, how did you fix them?
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    Your thumbnails may not be rendered correctly, try to generate them again.
    Select the images that need new thumbnails in the Browser
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    by now?
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  • Thumbnail in browser doesnot match the pic in the view for many of my photo

    I have noticed today after having loaded my library and several project with photo's 2500 or so that several thumbnails when high lighted actual bring up a differnet image. ( i.e. the thumbnail image does not match the image in the work screen area.) what is happening? i take it is a file name problem but i cannot get the correct thumbnail to match work area and the thumbnail in browser will not appear in work area to work on.

    I have had the same problem with A 1.5.3 and OS X 10.4.9 - the problem started when I moved some pictures from one project to another, then it suddenly switched thumbs on a series of pictures. They simply showed each others thumbs while the image was the opposite. I "fixed" it by making adjustments to each image and then undo. Then the thumbs were updated correctly. This has to be a bug in Aperture.

  • How can I restore to the Browser View of Book, several missing photo's?

    Ten photos are missing from the Browser View of the Book. The photos show up in the Photo View and are checked as being used. They also show up in the working screen view of the book. All other photos in the book show up. Why are the 10 missing? How can I restore just those photos and not all photos for that book? What difference would it make in sending that book to the printer?

    Ten photos are missing from the Browser View of the Book. The photos show up in the Photo View and are checked as being used. They also show up in the working screen view of the book.
    I'm not sure of your question
    Are you saying that when you view the thumbnails of the book at the top or the screen that some pages do not show the photos even though they are in the book below?
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    But in any case your book is fine (you should preview it before sending - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1040 )
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