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After upgrading to Lion, I'm finding that Finder is stretching the preview of smaller images (~100 pixels), which is making them look terrible.

Is there a setting somewhere I can check to have small images show at actual size?

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You can press the space bar to open Quicklook; it opens quite fast, and you can still use the arrow buttons to navigate through your images.

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  • This answer isn't useful in the context of the question, as the OP is asking about previews shown in the Finder, not a method of subsequently viewing the images shown.
    – Dan J
    Nov 26, 2011 at 18:34
  • +1 @vrwim While not directly answering the question at hand, I think this information was useful as I didn't know about this preview window. In the absence of a real answer this has been a useful workaround for me.
    – Bill
    Nov 26, 2011 at 21:23
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In the Preview bar, click 'Enter Full Screen' which is underneath slideshow.This will let you view the images in their actual size with the nice black background. It's basically the 'Slideshow' function from OSX Snow Leopard.

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