Leaf Capture version 11.1 Windows
Release Notes
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Comparing two images
Compare two images to find your best shot in a series using a process of
elimination.
1. Click
to open compare view.
Compare view becomes the view mode in the image area. The preview pane
is the area where you compare your images. There is also a thumbnails strip
which displays all of the images in your folder, as with other views. The
thumbnails are displayed horizontal or vertical according to the last selected
preview with horizontal or vertical thumbnails view.
Tip:
Press the tab key to toggle the compare view size between the regular
image area size and the size of the entire workspace.
2. Select two images for comparison by holding down cmd, and then clicking
the desired images in the thumbnails strip.
The selected images appear in the preview area in an arrangement that
optimizes their display size. The first image that you select is the candidate
image, and has a green frame. The second image that you click is the
master image, and has a black frame.
3. Compare and evaluate your images.
4. To toggle between the candidate and master images, click the master image
(the image in the black frame) in the preview pane.
The selected image becomes the candidate image and has a green frame;
the second image becomes the master image and has a black frame.
5. You can replace the candidate image in one of the following ways:
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To select a specific image from the thumbnails, hold down
ALT
, and click
the desired image. The selected image replaces the candidate image in
the preview pane.
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To flip through the images in your folder, hold down
ALT
, and use the
arrow keys. As you flip through the images in the folder, the selected
image replaces the candidate image in the preview pane.