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Right: Shows the right camera view (the view from the right of the scene). Use the 3D View
tools to pan, orbit, or dolly the camera.
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Top: Shows the top camera view (the view from the top of the scene). Use the 3D View tools
to pan, orbit, or dolly the camera.
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Bottom: Shows the bottom camera view (the view from the bottom of the scene). Use the 3D
View tools to pan, orbit, or dolly the camera.
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Next Camera: When the Canvas is active, this command changes your view to the next scene
camera based on camera order in the Layers list. (Control-C)
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Select Active Camera: Selects the “active” camera in the project—the topmost camera in the
project that is visible at the current frame (when there are multiple cameras existing at the
same frame in time). (Control-Option-C)
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Reset View: Resets the camera view to its default orientation. (Control-R)
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Fit Objects into View: Reframes the current camera to t the selected objects into the Canvas. (F)
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Frame Object: Frames the selected objects in the active view. If no objects are selected, Frame
Object resets the reference camera to view all objects in the scene. For more information on
camera views, see 3D View tools on page 920. (Shift-Command-F)
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Focus on Object: Used when a camera has depth of eld turned on. Adjusts the camera’s
Focus Oset to the selected object. For more information, see Depth of eld overview on
page 933. (Control-F)
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Channels: This submenu sets the Canvas to display individual color or transparency channels.
Current settings are indicated with a checkmark beside the item in the menu. This menu is
identical to the Channels pop-up menu above the Canvas.
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Color: Shows the image just as it would appear on a video monitor. Visible layers appear
in natural color and transparent areas reveal the background color as set in the Project
Properties. This is black by default. (Shift-C)
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Transparent: Shows the background area of the Canvas as transparent. A checkerboard
pattern appears by default where no images block the background. (Shift-T)
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Alpha Overlay: Displays the image in normal color, but adds a red highlight over transparent
areas of the image. (Option-Shift-T)
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RGB Only: Displays the normal mix of red, green, and blue channels but transparent areas
(including semitransparent areas) are treated as opaque. (Option-Shift-C)
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Red: Sets the Canvas to display only the red channel as a range of black to white. (Shift-R)
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Green: Sets the Canvas to display only the green channel as a range of black to white.
(Shift-G)
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Blue: Sets the Canvas to display only the blue channel as a range of black to white. (Shift-B)
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Alpha: Sets the Canvas to display the alpha (transparency) channel of the layers in the
Canvas. (Shift-A)
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Inverted Alpha: Sets the Canvas to display an inverted view of the alpha (transparency)
channel. (Option-Shift-A)
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Toggle Current & Alpha: Switches back and forth between viewing the current state and just
the alpha channel. (V)
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Resolution: Opens a submenu of commands for setting whether proxy scrubbing is enabled,
and also for setting the quality level of the Canvas. Reducing the resolution improves playback
performance. The current setting is indicated with a checkmark beside the menu item. The
menu items include the following:
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