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Tool keyboard shortcuts Crop tool keyboard shortcuts Edit Points tool keyboard shortcuts Edit shape tools keyboard shortcuts Pan and Zoom tools keyboard shortcuts Shape tools keyboard shortcuts Bezier tool keyboard shortcuts B-Spline tool keyboard shortcuts Paint Stroke tool keyboard shortcuts Text tool keyboard shortcuts Shape mask tools keyboard shortcuts Bezier Mask tool keyboard shortcuts B-Spline Mask tool keyboard shortcuts Transport control keyboard shortcuts View option keyboard shortcuts HUD keyboard shortcuts Inspector keyboard shortcuts Keyframe Editor keyboard shortcuts Layers keyboard shortcuts Library keyboard shortcuts Media list keyboard shortcuts Timeline keyboard shortcuts Keyframing keyboard shortcuts Shape and Mask keyboard shortcuts 3D keyboard shortcuts Miscellaneous keyboard shortcuts Intro to the Command Editor Command Editor interface Search for keyboard shortcuts Create custom keyboard shortcuts Import and export keyboard shortcuts Touch Bar shortcuts Move assets to another computer Intro to color and gradient controls Use basic color controls Use the pop-up color palette Use the Colors window Use the color eyedropper Use expanded color controls Intro to using the gradient editor Use a gradient preset Change gradient color and opacity Change gradient direction and spread Modify gradient tags Save gradients Use onscreen gradient controls Basic gradient controls Gradient editor controls Intro to rasterization Examples of rasterization How rasterization affects text How rasterization affects 3D text and 3D objects How rasterization affects shapes How rasterization affects particles and replicators How rasterization affects shadows How rasterization affects filters Work with GPUs Glossary Copyright Reduces the number of colors in an image to a set number per color channel, adjustable using the Levels parameter.Adjust this filter using the parameter controls in the Filters Inspector:Levels: Sets the number of levels of posterization.Mix: Sets the percentage of the original image that’s blended with the filtered image.Download this guide: PDF Please don’t include any personal information in your comment.Maximum character limit is 250. Thanks for your feedback.

Here is a complete list of all default PC mouse and keyboard controls in FFXIV in case you need it. Here is a complete list of all default PC mouse and keyboard controls in FFXIV in case you need it. | Published: Mar 11, 2023 08:15 am Final Fantasy XIV players who switched from controller to keyboard and mouse may need the controls laid out for them as they make the adjustment. Using either a controller or a keyboard is perfectly viable in FFXIV, but there are far more benefits to using a keyboard and mouse than a controller. Mouse and Keyboard PC Controls in FFXIV Players can easily change the controls in the game’s menu by following these steps, if you are not satisfied with the default controls: Go to the game’s main menu. Select “System” option. Go to “Character Configuration” menu. Select “Control Settings” tab. If you simply wish to know more about the default PC controls in the game, then check out the list of controls below. Default Mouse Controls LMB Click: Select Target LMB Drag: Rotate Camera RMB Click: Perform Action Based on Target RMB Enemy: Auto-attack RMB NPC: Talk RMB Other Player: Open Commands Submenu LMB+RMB: Move Character Forward Scroll Wheel: Zoom In / Out With Camera Scroll Wheel: Zoom In / Out on Map Click Wheel: Turn On / Off Auto-run Default Keyboard Controls Movement Controls Move Forward: W Move Back: S Turn Left: A Turn Right: D Strafe Left: Q Strafe Right: E Draw/Sheathe Weapon / Dismount: Z Toggle Between Run / Walk: NUM Turn On / Off Auto-run: R Jump: Spacebar Ascend While Flying: Spacebar Descend While Flying: Ctrl+Spacebar Land While Flying: Z Camera Controls Point Camera Up: ↑ Point Camera Down: ↓ Point Camera Right: → Point Camera Left: ← Zoom Camera In: Page Up Zoom Camera Out: Page Down Toggle Between 1st / 3rd Person Mode: Home Return Camera to Saved Position: End Save Current Camera Position: Ctrl+End Return Camera to Default Position: Ctrl+Shift+End Flip Camera: V Lock Camera On Target: NUM5 Tilt Camera Up: Ctrl+↑ Tilt Camera Down: Ctrl+↓

And paint strokes Track the position of a filter or object Adjust onscreen trackers Load existing tracking data Use a range of frames for analysis Intro to tracking guidelines Basic tracking strategies Advanced tracking strategies Track perspective, scale, or rotational shifts Track obscured or off-frame points Tracking retimed footage Use masks with tracking behaviors Analyze Motion controls Match Move controls Stabilize controls Unstabilize controls Track Points controls Track controls Save tracks to the Library Intro to audio View audio files Add audio files Play audio files Intro to audio editing Adjust audio Cut, copy, paste, and delete audio Slip, slide, and trim audio Use audio with markers Work with the Output audio track Select audio output channels Animate audio level and pan Sync audio and video Retime audio Intro to audio behaviors Audio Auto Pan behavior Audio Fade In/Fade Out behavior Audio parameter behavior Apply the Audio parameter behavior Intro to exporting projects Export a QuickTime movie Export audio only Export a still image Export an image sequence Export to Apple devices Export to email Export using Compressor Create share destinations Render settings View the status of shared items Share notifications About color space Intro to color management Set the color processing method Manage automatic color processing View HDR media Adjust HDR media Choose HDR colors Display luminance values Tips for color management Intro to Cinematic mode video Move Cinematic clips to your Mac Enable Cinematic mode video adjustments Adjust focus points in Cinematic mode video clips in Motion Adjust depth of field in Cinematic mode video clips Intro to settings and shortcuts Change settings General settings Appearance settings Project settings Time settings Cache settings Canvas settings 3D settings Presets settings Intro to Destinations settings Email destination in Motion Save Current Frame destination Export Image Sequence destination in Motion Export File destination in Motion Compressor Settings destination in Motion Bundle destination in Motion Project Preset Editor Intro to menus Application (Motion) menu File menu Edit menu Mark menu Object menu Favorites menu View menu Window menu Help menu Intro to Keyboard shortcuts Use function keys General keyboard shortcuts Menu bar keyboard shortcuts Motion menu keyboard shortcuts File menu keyboard shortcuts Edit menu keyboard shortcuts Mark menu keyboard shortcuts Object menu keyboard shortcuts View menu keyboard shortcuts Share menu keyboard shortcuts Window menu keyboard shortcuts Help menu keyboard shortcuts Audio list keyboard shortcuts Tools keyboard shortcuts Transform tool keyboard shortcuts Select/Transform

To be.Screenshot: Ed Hardy/Cult of MacOn your iPad, start by opening the Settings app and tapping Control Center.In the list of Included Controls, look for Keyboard Brightness. If it’s there, good. You’re done with this part, though you have the options to move it up or down in the Control Center with a tap-hold-and-drag on the hamburger button to its right, if you wish.If Keyboard Brightness is not in Included Controls, look down to More Controls to find it, then tap the green plus button next to it. That will bump it up into Included Controls. Repeat step 2.Now you’re ready to start using the new control.Open the Control Center on your iPad to use the Keyboard Brightness control.Screenshot: Ed Hardy/Cult of MacOpen Control Center by swiping down from the top-right corner of your screen.Tap the Keyboard Brightness button. It looks a bit like the sun coming up over the horizon.If your Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad isn’t connected to your tablet, the button will be greyed out and unresponsive. Attach it now.Tap and hold on the Keyboard Brightness control. A slider will automatically appear under your finger — move it up or down to adjust the keyboard backlight.Close the Control Center by tapping somewhere else on the iPad screen.Add Magic Keyboard to your iPadIf you’ve skipped the iPad Magic Keyboard because you thought it lacked a backlight, you might now be interested in this accessory. Just be sure to get the right one for your specific tablet model.The Apple

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Merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Page 8: Table Of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents ..............................8 Introduction ................................9 Product Description ........................... 9 Features ............................9 Controls and Connections ........................... 10 Front Panel Controls and LEDs ....................... 10 Front Panel ..........................10 Rear Panel Connectors ........................11 R3 Rear Panel .......................... 11 RT Rear Panel .......................... Page 9: Introduction INTRODUCTION PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The OpenEye R-Series Video Management system is manufactured to provide optimized performance and usability. Built for network and hybrid video environments, the R-Series is designed to support the highly-intensive requirements of mega-pixel, multi-compression installations. The Radius system also improves user productivity and maximizes central management capabilities by providing support for multi-display environments. Page 10: Controls And Connections CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS FRONT PANEL CONTROLS AND LEDS The front panel of the system contains the devices that will be commonly used for data removal, retrieval, and backup. Front Panel USB Ports Hard Drive Activity LED DVD±RW Drive Power Switch Power LED Cooling Fan Intakes... Page 11: Rear Panel Connectors REAR PANEL CONNECTORS The rear panel of the recorder contains the connectors used to attach cameras, sensors, and relays to the recorder. Below are diagrams that outline the location and description of each connector: 3U Rear Panel HDMI Port AC Power Connector Cooling Fan Display Port 5.1 Surround... Page 12: Rt Rear Panel Tower Rear Panel AC Power Connector Fire Wire eSATA USB Ports Cooling Fan Network Port Optical Audio 5.1 Surround Sound  Microphone In  Speaker Out  Line In – line level Display Port HDMI Port DVI Output... Page 13: Getting Started GETTING STARTED IDENTIFYING INCLUDED COMPONENTS OpenEye recorders come with a mouse, keyboard and selected software and cables. Identify the following components to make sure everything has been properly included with the new recorder. If any of the following items are missing, contact the dealer to arrange a replacement. Page 14: Keyboard Setup KEYBOARD SETUP To attach the keyboard to the recorder, plug the end of the Keyboard into the keyboard PS/2 Port located on the back of the machine. The keyboard PS/2 Port can be identified by