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7-4 Controlling the Image Displays
The View Menu contains zoom controls that are replicated at the top of the
application wind o w. These control the size and shape of the Image Window.
Zoom to Window The full image is sized to completely fill the ima g e window. The image may be distorted as
the aspect ratio is lo s t.
Zoom to Fit (default) The image expands proportionally and fills the im a g e window without losing its aspect ratio
Zoom 1 to 1 The image is represented pixel for pixel on the display. Depending on the display resolution,
the image may only fill part of the ima g e window, or the image may be cut o ff , in which
case sliders will appear so that you may access the enti r e image.
Zoom In The image is enlarged greater than 1:1 with the fi r st click, then progressively larger with
each additional click. When the ima g e exceeds the size of the window, sliders will appear for
ac-cess.
Zoom Out If you have Zoomed-In on an image, Zoom-Out allows you to back through the zoom setting
down to 1:1.
Setting Default Gamma in User Prefer-
ences:
User Preferences is in the Camera menu.
The Default Gamma setting is used
t o
set the default output Gamma for
displayed and saved images.
The default Gamma is 1.0 (linear). Many
laptop computer displays have a Gamma
of 1.0, while most larger fl t panel LCD
monitors have a Gamma of 2.2.
Note that changing the Default Gamma setting does not cha
ng e the current Gamma of the camera, it sets it reset
value. To set the Gamma of the camera to a new default, navigate to the Display Settings t ab and select “Reset Light
and Color Setting ”
Figure 7-12 on page 55 uses two screen shots of a high-contrast image to demonstrate the di ff erence in
appearance between Gamma 1.0 and 2.2. These images were displayed on a monitor with a 2.2 Gamma.
Figure 7-9: Video Control Pane
Figure 7-10: View Menu
Figure 7-11: User Preferences