Typical Image Display Modes - ArcSoft 3000F - CanoScan Scanner User Manual

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Viewing Images

Typical Image Display Modes

The following describes the different display modes of the image window.
1) Actual View – Displays the image on screen at a 100% ratio and allows the image to be edited and the
image window to be repositioned and resized. If the image is larger than its image window, scroll bars
will appear on the right and bottom sides of the image window, making it easier to view different areas
of the image.
To display the image in Actual View mode:
• Click View on the Main Menu, then choose Actual View from the drop-down menu.
2) Fit In Window – Automatically proportions the image file so it fits completely inside its image
window. This option is useful for quickly viewing the entire image and for hiding the image scroll bars.
Similar to Actual View mode, Fit in Window mode allows the image to be edited and the image
window to be repositioned and resized.
To display the image in Fit In Window mode:
• Click View on the Main Menu, then select Fit In Window from the drop-down menu.
3) Maximized Window – Maximizes the active image file within the PhotoStudio desktop, providing a
clutter-free workspace. In this mode, switch to another opened image by selecting another file name
from the Window drop-down menu.
To display the image in Maximized Window mode:
• Click the Maximize button on the upper-right corner of the image window.
To return an image from Maximized Window mode to the previous mode:
• Click the Restore button (replaces the Maximize button).
4) Full Screen – This non-editing display mode is used for presenting and previewing images. In this
mode, images are displayed in the center of a black filled screen. You can then zoom in and out on the
image and advance through other opened images.
To activate Full Screen mode:
• Press Ctrl + W.
• Click the left mouse button to zoom in, and click the right mouse button to access the Zoom Out
option from the shortcut menu.
• Press Enter to advance to the following image.
• Press Esc to return to an editing mode.
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