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At a guess, it's part of OS X memory management to aid speed of rendering and fluid feel of the presentation as you create it and check it over.
No real point loading a hi-rez photo into memory, since it's only there as representation rather than to be viewed intently or worked on.
 
At a guess, it's part of OS X memory management to aid speed of rendering and fluid feel of the presentation as you create it and check it over.
No real point loading a hi-rez photo into memory, since it's only there as representation rather than to be viewed intently or worked on.

Ok - makes sense!
 
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