Hasselblad H3D II User Manual download pdf (Page 48)

Zooming in for more detail

e preview display has a much lower resolution than your images. You can therefore

zoom very far into the images to inspect small details. To do this:

1. Browse to the image you wish to zoom into with the navigation button.

2. Press the zoom-in (

) button to zoom in one step. The screen updates to show

both a zoomed image and a thumbnail image that includes a red box outlining

the portion of the images currently shown.

3. You can now do the following as needed:

• Use the navigator button to move the zoom area if you wish to inspect a dierent

part of the image.

• Zoom further by pressing the zoom-in (

) button more times.

• Zoom back out one step by pressing the zoom-out (

–

) button.

4. When you are nished, press and hold the zoom-out (

–

) button to return to

browsing at the standard zoom level.

Thumbnail views

Preview thumbnails are small versions of each preview, sized to t either four or nine

images on the screen at once. Use them to get an overview of your work so far and to

help nd specic shots.

To see the thumbnails, start with the standard preview display and press the zoom-out

button once to see four thumbnails or twice to see nine.

When viewing thumbnails, the selected image shows a blue border. When an image is

selected, you can zoom in on it using the zoom-in button or delete it using MAIN MENU >

STORAGE > Delete (see also MAIN MENU > STORAGE > Delete for a detailed procedure).

Use  and  to scroll the thumbnails when you have more shots than can be shown.

If you continue to zoom out beyond the nine-thumb view, you will come to the batch

list and then to the media list. You can use this to select the current medium and batch

for browsing and for storing new images. See Working with Media and Batches for

details.

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