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Page up & down (and left & right) at 100%

Baxter Bradford
I am trying to remove dust systematically using 100% magnification and finding moving the area under inspection via the navigator window somewhat haphazard.

When doing this function in Photoshop it is possible to move a whole screen up or down using the page up/down key and then to move left or right by a whole screen using the Command key together with the page up/down keys. Thus it efficiently covers the whole image area.

Is there an equivalent way of doing this in C1Pro please?
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  • rap_digital
    Are you aware that holding down space bar from any tool gives you the hand tool?
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  • Nicolas
    Hi Rap
    He does certainly -as I do- but the feature Baxter2 is reffering and that I use intensively in PS on A 30" display would be very usefull in C1… with four hits on keyboard you've covered a whole 1Ds3 pic at 100%…
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  • Baxter Bradford
    Hi Rap

    Nicolas is correct, I do know about the Hand tool. The method I described and use in Photoshop is far superior in terms of both efficiency and confidence that you've seen all of the image area. I'm using a P45+ back and am getting frustrated by how ineffective the scrolling method is to cover all of the picture.

    If something similar to this isn't currently available, then I will have to request that Phase One consider implementing it in a future upgrade. I'd much rather remove dust on the raw than on every derivative file in Photoshop.
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  • Robert Goldstein
    On my Mac with image at 100%, hand tool selected, turning the scroll wheel on my mouse while depressing the Option key moves the image vertically. Turning the scroll wheel while depressing the Shift+Option keys moves the image horizontally. This means that if you are using the Spot/Dust removal tool, you would have to depress the space bar along with the other keys to move the image in the desired direction. I think this is something that you could easily train yourself to do.

    Hope that you have a scroll wheel on your mouse and that this trick helps.

    Rob
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  • Baxter Bradford
    Thanks Rob I'll definitely have a go.

    I've also got a Wacom Intuos tablet, so can see if I can program a couple of the buttons for these key combos.

    I have now raised the issue as a support case and Phase have said there is no current capability, but that my request has been noted for future possible upgrades.
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