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Details Screen (Beginner)
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| · | Left arrow: goes to previous screen
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| · | Right arrow: goes to next screen
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| · | Question mark: help
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| · | Main screen tabs: Home, Albums, Photos, Details, and Share
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| · | Previous photo: goes to the previous photo
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| · | Next photo: goes to the next photo
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| · | Description: here you can show or hide (vertically or horizontally) the description panel. Each photo can have a description assigned to it. The description is always saved when you move to another photo.
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| · | Photo: When you modify a photo with Photozig Albums, the original photo is never affected. You can always go back to the original photo. Whenever you edit a photo, this control changes to Modified. If you change it back to Original the original photo is restored; if you change to Modified the edited version is displayed. You can click on the Photo label to quickly switch between the original and edited versions of the photo.
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| · | Zoom: You can control the size of the photo in the editor by dragging the sliding knob with the mouse. Notice that you can pan the photo by dragging it with the mouse.
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| · | Fit to Screen: By pushing this button, the current photo's zoom is adjusted in a way that the photo fits entirely into the screen. If the photo is smaller than the screen, it will be stretched on the display
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| · | Actual Size: This button displays the photo in its actual resolution (no stretching, no shrinking)
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| · | Crop: Allows you to crop the photo. A rubberband-like box is drawn on the picture; you can drag the crop box by its handles until the desired section of the photo is framed by it. Then push the apply button to keep the cropping or cancel to ignore it. Notice that under the crop button various photo sizes can be chosen: the cropping rectangle is sized in a way that keeps the proportion of the selected photo size
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| · | Red-eye: When the photo subjects have red-eyes (caused by flash) you can use our red-eye tool to eliminate them: push the red-eye button, drag a box around the red eye (in some cases more than one red-eye can be fixed with a single rectangle), adjust the sliding knob for correction strength and press the Keep button (or Discard). The Red-Eye tool remains active so that it is easier to fix all the photos with red-eye without having to press the red-eye button for each one. When finished, click the same Red-Eye button (which when red-eye is active has its label changed to End Red-Eye).
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| · | Quick Fix: Auto-adjusts both brightness and contrast in a single click to optimize luminance distribution on the photo. Very useful for photos that are overall too dark or overall too bright
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| · | Brightness: Manual brightness adjustment. You can either drag the sliding knob or push (and hold) the plus and minus buttons
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| · | Contrast: Manual contrast adjustment. You can either drag the sliding knob or push (and hold) the plus and minus buttons
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| · | Undo: Undoes the last edit operation. Notice that the undo buffer is persistent, that is, if you go to another photo and then comes back to the edited one, the undo operation list will still be applicable
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| · | Redo: Redoes the last undone edit operation
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| · | Full Screen: switches to Full Screen Mode, taking advantage of all viewable area of your monitor to display your photo in a larger area with only essential controls shown in screen.
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| · | Edit Photo: opens the current photo for edition. You can also open the photo by double-clicking it with the mouse or by hitting the Enter key.
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| · | Play Slideshow: displays the photos as a full-screen slide show. If you have songs stored in your computer you can play selected tracks along with the slide show. The slide show order will be the same of the photos in the album, and it starts with the currently active photo.
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| · | Print: allows you to print photos in the album.
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| · | More...: displays a menu with options available for the photo. You can also click an photo with the right button of your mouse to get the same menu.
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