Windows built-in Magnifier
Using the Windows built-in Magnifier, as a narrow vertical window in docked mode, can be helpful when using Depth Adjust to see detail in imagery, particularly if you use a high-resolution monitor.
The magnifier can be especially of use for:
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accurately positioning the cursor,
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reading markers or text on images and
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identifying features in images.
Recommended Usage
Shortcut/Setting | Description |
Windows key + Esc | Exits the Magnifier. |
Windows key + the Plus key | Opens Windows magnifier (using last-used settings) / Increases the zoom (when magnifier is already open) (200%-400% recommended). |
Windows key + the Minus key | Decreases the magnifier window zoom. |
Ctrl + Alt + D | Switched to Docked mode - resize to a narrow tall window positioned so as not to obscure any panels you are working with. |
Ctrl + Alt + I | Invert Colours - the inverse contrast ("photographic negative") may assist with reading markers or spotting features. |