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stacker:docs:howtouseit [2021/06/08 23:09]
rjlittlefield [Stacking With DMap]
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rjlittlefield [Retouching]
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   * Select an output image, then Edit > Start Retouching... ​ This internally prepares the image for retouching. It also synchronizes the two image windows, so they automatically stay aligned as the images are zoomed and panned.   * Select an output image, then Edit > Start Retouching... ​ This internally prepares the image for retouching. It also synchronizes the two image windows, so they automatically stay aligned as the images are zoomed and panned.
  
-  * With no keys depressed, the retouching brush displays as a yellow circle. ​ Rotating the mousewheel at this point changes the size of the brush. ​ The brush size can also be changed by keyboard using the square bracket keys, ”[” to make smaller and ”]” to make larger. ​ Pressing and holding the spacebar gives you a "​hand"​ cursor, {{:​stacker:​docs:​howtouseit:​image006.jpg}}. ​ While the hand cursor is active, pressing and dragging the mouse pans the image, and rotating the mousewheel changes the image zoom.  Pressing the "​s"​ key temporarily displays the current source image in place of the destination image. ​ Quickly pressing and releasing the "​s"​ key will flash between these two images, allowing you to quickly and easily compare specific areas that may need retouching.+  * When you are done retouching, you must do an Edit > Commit Retouching to save the retouched version as a new Output Image, or Edit > Cancel Retouching to discard the retouching and go back to normal mode.  **Several important functions, notably File > Save Output Image(s), are disabled while you are in retouching mode.** 
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 +  * In retouching mode, with no keys depressed, the retouching brush displays as a yellow circle. ​ Rotating the mousewheel at this point changes the size of the brush. ​ The brush size can also be changed by keyboard using the square bracket keys, ”[” to make smaller and ”]” to make larger. ​ Pressing and holding the spacebar gives you a "​hand"​ cursor, {{:​stacker:​docs:​howtouseit:​image006.jpg}}. ​ While the hand cursor is active, pressing and dragging the mouse pans the image, and rotating the mousewheel changes the image zoom.  Pressing the "​s"​ key temporarily displays the current source image in place of the destination image. ​ Quickly pressing and releasing the "​s"​ key will flash between these two images, allowing you to quickly and easily compare specific areas that may need retouching.
  
   * The source image for retouching can be one of the individual input files, or any output image, including the original version of the output image that is being retouched.  ​   * The source image for retouching can be one of the individual input files, or any output image, including the original version of the output image that is being retouched.  ​
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 ===== StackShot Controller Interface ===== ===== StackShot Controller Interface =====
  
-Zerene Stacker includes an integrated controller for the [[http://​www.cognisys-inc.com/​stackshot/​stackshot.php|StackShot]] automated rail by [[http://​www.cognisys-inc.com/​home_cogn.php|Cognisys]]. ​ This feature is described in its own documentation page, [[stacker:​docs:​stackshot|StackShot Controller Interface]].+Zerene Stacker includes an integrated controller for the [[http://​www.cognisys-inc.com/​stackshot/​stackshot.php|StackShot]] automated rail by [[http://​www.cognisys-inc.com/​home_cogn.php|Cognisys]]. ​ This [[:​stacker:​docs:​faqlist#​what_are_the_differences_between_personal_and_professional|Pro-only ​feature]] is described in its own documentation page, [[stacker:​docs:​stackshot|StackShot Controller Interface]].
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