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divinci Resolve
13 Jan 2015 20:44 #58397
by hepler
divinci Resolve was created by hepler
Ok, I am a noob but I am doing my best to learn this program. I have a general working understanding of the workflow but I have one simpleton problem and it is driving me crazy. Actually two problems; I need to put a very small power window on a blemish on a face. So I put it on there and resize it, then I zoom in a lot and the viewer zooms in on the center of the image, now I need to move the image in the viewer so I can see the face again but for the life of me I can't get the viewer to move off of center so I can see it. None of the PS or aperture commands work, and no navigator window that I can find. It has to be simple but I can't find it.
On the other thing is there a way to "hide" the controls of the power window so I can see a small area that I want to correct. In other words when I get the controls so small they are all over each other and I can't see the area I want to correct.
Sorry for such a basic question but I appreciate the help.
Thanks
Scott
On the other thing is there a way to "hide" the controls of the power window so I can see a small area that I want to correct. In other words when I get the controls so small they are all over each other and I can't see the area I want to correct.
Sorry for such a basic question but I appreciate the help.
Thanks
Scott
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15 Jan 2015 00:17 - 15 Jan 2015 00:18 #58477
by Emmanuel
Replied by Emmanuel on topic divinci Resolve
You might get answers here but you'd better post it on a Blackmagic forum 
EDIT: Sorry I've just seen you posted it in the Off Topic forum. Then I guess you know already you might not get answers.
EDIT: Sorry I've just seen you posted it in the Off Topic forum. Then I guess you know already you might not get answers.
Last edit: 15 Jan 2015 00:18 by Emmanuel.
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