Apple Shake 4 - Manual (Page 56)

56 Chapter 1 An Overview of the Shake User Interface
Viewer Script–
Z Channel Right-click menu Views the Z channel. You can also right-click
the Viewer Script button, then choose ViewZ.
See “
Viewer Lookups, Viewer Scripts, and the
Viewer DOD ” on page 61.
Viewer Script–
Superwhite/
Subzero Right-click menu Displays superwhite and subzero pixels. You
can also right-click the Viewer Script button,
then choose Float View. See “
Viewer Lookups,
Viewer Scripts, and the Viewer DOD ” on
page 61.
Viewer Script–
Frames/
Timecode Right-click menu Displays frames or timecode in the active
Viewer. See “
Viewer Lookups, Viewer Scripts,
and the Viewer DOD ” on page 61.
Compare
Mode–No
Compare 5/Shift-5 Only one buffer is displayed. See “ Using the
Compare Buffers ” on page 57.
Compare
Mode–
Horizontal (Y
Wipe) 5/Shift-5 You can also right-click the Compare Mode
button, then choose Y Wipe. See “
Using the
Compare Buffers ” on page 57.
Compare
Mode–Vertical
(X Wipe) 5/Shift-5 You can also right-click the Compare Mode
button, then choose X Wipe. See “
Using the
Compare Buffers ” on page 57.
Compare
Mode–Blend
(Fade) 5/Shift-5 You can also right-click the Compare Mode
button, then choose Blend. See “
Using the
Compare Buffers ” on page 57.
Show/Hide
DOD Border Right-click menu Displays the green DOD (Domain of Definition)
border and the red frame border. It has no
effect on processing or the rendered image.
Reset Viewer Home key Centers the image and sets the zoom level to
1:1.
Fit Image to
Viewer F Fits the image to the frame. Be careful, since
you may get a non-integer zoom (for example,
instead of 2:1, you get 2.355:1), which may
result in display artifacts. Do not use this
option when “massaging” pixels.
Button Shortcut Description