Mamiya DM System User Manual download pdf (Page 141)

Chapter 1 - Basic info

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Chapter 11 - Using the software

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The interface is divided into a number of elements, all providing a set of tools. Familiarize yourself

with these elements and the terminology to make this guide clear in its meaning.

The image to the left provides an overview of the interface elements.

Interface explanation

Similar to other applications, Capture One has a menu structure, where key features are listed and

can be operated from.

Toolbar

Below the Menu lies the Toolbar. The Toolbar contains buttons for the most common features in

Capture One. The Toolbar can be customized to display only the controls required, or simply hide

the Toolbar, which provides more room for images.

Cursor tools

The Cursor tools are part of the general toolbar and one of the most vital and useful collections

there within.

The Cursor tools give you immediate access to the most used tools with just the click of the

mouse.

The Cursor tools gives access to a number of closely related sub-features (e.g. zoom in and zoom

out). The Cursor tools can be activated by simple keyboard shortcuts.

Holding down the ‘Shift’ button when using a given Cursor tools keyboard shortcut allows cycling

through the Cursor tool sub-features.

Trash

When deleting images, the image ﬁle will be placed in the session’s trash folder, but can still be

retrieved from the Trash. Files will not be permanently deleted unless moved to the computer’s

trash or you select “Delete Permanently” from Capture One.

- To place the ﬁles directly in the OS Trash, hold down CMD+Delete. To delete permanently, press

Shift+CMD+Delete.

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By holding down the ‘Alt’ on MAC and use a given Cursor tools keyboard shortcut you activate

the ‘opposite’ cursor tool once, without changing the Cursor tool feature permanently.

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