On 2 March 2013 18:56, Ulrich Pegelow <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ah, then maybe our usermanual is a bit unclear on the function of "z"
> and we seem to have a small bug in addition.
>
> What "z" does in fact is fully zoom into the image under the mouse
> cursor. If you release the key it goes back to the original view. "z"
> does not switch to fullscreen mode. That function is linked to key
> accelerator F11.
The bug (just discovered): "z" does not work until you have once clicked
> on one of the thumbnails.
>
Thanks. It works as you describe (and is a nice feature).
> Concerning the overexposed shortcut "o" (which only works in darkroom
> mode): maybe you have an image without over/underexposure. In that case
> you can't see any difference. Normally underexposed areas are given in
> blue, overexposed ones in red.
>
Nope. Clicking on the toggle over/underexposed button or turning on the
overexposed module gives me plenty of red. But pressing o doesn't act as a
toggle. It seems to do nothing.
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