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Undo
step increments, in this case by changing it to 16 or to 18. When you click
OK, a new prescan is performed.
The focus position is maintained from slide to slide until you change it at some later point.
Click this button to undo the last function performed; one level of undo is supported. If you click this button a second time before you take another action, it reverses the effect of the first click.
This Undo button functions differently from the Reset button on the Color
Balance and the Levels & Curves tabs. If you enter one of these tabs and make multiple changes there, the Undo button will only reverse the last change while the Reset button will undo all changes you’ve made since entering the tab.
Image Window
Click this button to display a second window — the Image Window — that always floats on top of the main window. Since it can be larger than the image area on the main screen, it allows you to view the results of your image editing in greater detail, and therefore helps you to determine if additional adjustments are required before you perform a final scan. All of the editing functions of the main window — including all functions on the tabbed areas — remain accessible in the background, and the results of your image edits appear both in the Image Window and in the tabbed area.
When you are working on the Color Balance tab or the Levels & Curves tab, this Image Window displays the After version of the image.
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You may need to resize and reposition the Image Window to allow access to the needed controls on the main window. To resize the Image Window move the pointer to an edge of the window; when the pointer changes to a resizing pointer, drag to resize the window. You can also use the normal window controls found in the Macintosh operating system or in Microsoft
Windows.
If the Image Window is opened, controls that interact with an image —
Black, Gray, and White pointer buttons, Move, Crop, Zoom, and some features on the Levels & Curves tab — must be performed on the image in that window, not in the After image beneath.
Only one Image Window is available, and if you change the selected image in the main window, the image in the Image Window also changes to match the selected image below.
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