12-21-2007, 08:38 PM
Great prog isn't it? Here are a couple of tips for you.
When marking up hold down Ctrl and it will zoom in to make the marking points easier to see. Let go of Ctrl and you can move on to the next point. Having said that the marking doesn't need to be too precise (with, perhaps, the exception of closed lip lines) so don't waste too much time on it.
When doing adjustments you can also hold down the Ctrl key and it will zoom to wherever you have the tool you are using showing on the image (I hope that makes sense). This works regardless of whether you have it set for Image, Face or Pixel zoom. I generally keep it set on image and use the Ctrl zoom method. This lets me have a good zoom for working in detail but go back quickly to the image size to be sure I like it.
HTH, enjoy.
When marking up hold down Ctrl and it will zoom in to make the marking points easier to see. Let go of Ctrl and you can move on to the next point. Having said that the marking doesn't need to be too precise (with, perhaps, the exception of closed lip lines) so don't waste too much time on it.
When doing adjustments you can also hold down the Ctrl key and it will zoom to wherever you have the tool you are using showing on the image (I hope that makes sense). This works regardless of whether you have it set for Image, Face or Pixel zoom. I generally keep it set on image and use the Ctrl zoom method. This lets me have a good zoom for working in detail but go back quickly to the image size to be sure I like it.
HTH, enjoy.
Regards, Fred
Progress has little to do with speed,
but much to do with direction
Progress has little to do with speed,
but much to do with direction