Hasselblad 70480533, 70380554 Thumbnail views, Browsing by IAA approval status, Viewing modes

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You work your way deeper into the menu branching off the selected item (framed in blue) each time you press the – button to view media, batch, thumbnail view etc.

Conversely, you work your way back out of the menu each time you press the + button.

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Zoomed		Normal view	4-Thumbnail view	9-Thumbnail view		Batch list		Media

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When you browse using the naviga- tor button, you will only see images from the current batch. To view an- other batch, you must navigate to the media list by zooming and then selecting the appropriate batch.

See Navigating Batches for complete details about how to select the current batch.

Thumbnail views

Preview thumbnails are small versions of each preview, sized to fit either four or nine

images­ on the screen at once. Use them to get an overview of your work so far and to help find specific shots.

To see the thumbnails, start with the standard preview display and press the zoom-out button once to see four thumbnails or twice to see nine.

When viewing thumbnails, the selected image shows a blue border. When an image is selected, you can zoom in on it using the zoom-in button or delete it using MAIN

MENU > STORAGE > Delete (see also MAIN MENU > STORAGE > Delete for a detailed procedure). Use  and  to scroll the thumbnails when you have more shots than can be shown.

Browsing by IAA (approval status)

You can set the camera to browse only images of one or more specific approval levels from the current batch. You can use this, for example, to review all of your red-status shots to make sure you don’t need them or to review all of your yellow-status shots to decide whether they should be moved to green or red status. When you use the browse filter, you will not see images excluded by the filter, but they are still there.

See IAA - Instant Approval Architecture for complete details about how to check and set the browse filter.

Viewing modes

Various amounts of information can be displayed when viewing previews. This ranges from histograms to a set of metadata. There are five modes. See Preview Modes for details.

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