Using the Viewer Window of ZoomBrowser EX ver. 6.x (No longer available)
When you double-click on a thumbnail image in the Main Window of ZoomBrowser EX (No longer available), the Viewer Window opens up and displays the actual image (or the first frame of a movie clip). All the procedures explained here start after the thumbnail has been double-clicked and the Viewer Window has opened.
Opening the Previous or Next Image
Changing the Display Magnification
Using the Full Screen Display
Displaying Multiple Images
Synchronizing Multiple Images
Displaying the Autofocus Frame
Playing Movies
Playing Sound Files
Opening the Previous or Next Image
You can display the image ahead or behind the displayed image by clicking the Previous or Next buttons (the green arrow buttons) in the Viewer Window.
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If you select multiple images and display them in the Viewer Window, you can click the Previous or Next button to move the selection between images. If you select one image and display it in the Viewer Window, you can switch to other images within the same folder by clicking these buttons. |
Changing the Display Magnification
You can change the display magnification by moving the slider above the image either left or right. To match the display size to the Viewer Window size, click 
(Fit to Window).
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When the display magnification level is high, a Navigator window such as the one at the right appears. The area enclosed by the red marks indicates the area of the image shown in the Browser Area. You can change the area displayed in the Viewer window by moving the red symbols or by clicking anywhere but on the red symbols. |
Using the Full Screen Display
You can display an image at the full screen size by clicking the image you wish to view in the Viewer Window. To restore the standard display, close the window using the "X" in the upper right corner.
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You can also switch to the full screen display by double-clicking the image display area in the Viewer Window, or by clicking the [View] menu and selecting [Full screen]. |
Displaying Multiple Images
You can display two to four images at once in the Viewer Window by clicking the images while hodling the Ctrl button on the keyboard while selecting the images and then click View image on the top tool bar in ZoomBrowser. Click the appropriate button, shown from left to right as: 1-image display, 2-image display (vertical), 2-image display (horizontal), 3-image display and 4-image display.
Example of a 4-Image Display
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When multiple images are displayed in the Viewer Window, clicking the Back and Next buttons replaces all the images with the next set of images ahead or behind. |
Synchronizing Multiple Images
When multiple images are displayed in the Viewer Window, clicking [Synchronize] sets the display magnification and position on the image to the same for all images.
Displaying the Autofocus Frame
When you click the [Show Auto Focus Points] button, a red autofocus frame shows the focus position at the time of shooting will appear. If more than one autofocus point was used, more than one red autofocus frame will display.
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Please see the guide for the software bundled with your camera to see whether your camera supports the display of the autofocus frame. Most EOS Digital SLR cameras are supported. |
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You can also display the position of the autofocus frame by clicking the [View] menu and selecting [Show Auto Focus Points]. |
Playing Movies
When a movie is displayed in the Viewer window using the Preview Mode, the 
[Play] button appears above the Star Ratings buttons. You can replay the movie by clicking this [Play] button or in other viewing modes you can just double click the movie clip for it to start playing.
Playing Sound Files
When a sound file recorded with the camera's Sound Recorder feature is displayed in the Viewer window, the [Play] button appears above the Star Ratings buttons in the Preview Mode. You can replay the sound file by clicking this [Play] button or by double clicking the sound icon in other viewing modes.
IMPORTANT
Please see the User Guide for the camera to see whether your camera supports the Sound Recorder feature. |
