The portion where lightness or color is saturated blinks.
The portion where lightness is saturated blinks in black, and the portion where color is saturated blinks in negative color.
This function is convenient for adjusting "exposure bias" and for adjusting "saturation" of color.

The portion where the lightness is underexposed blinks in white.

This feature gives both the highlight warning and shadow warning simultaneously.

This feature gives a warning for the portion where the color is outside of the color gamut. It means that the saturation in this portion is too much higher.
Please refer to '10.1.6 Color Gamut and Adjustment Outside of Gamut'.

The arrow displayed on the gray scale at the bottom has the following meaning.

(1) Contrast center

(2) RGB marker

In addition, by clicking a graph, you can see each brightness statistic of the RGB.

6.3.1.1 File

6.3.1.2 Edit

6.3.1.3 Operation

6.3.1.4 Display

6.3.1.5 Parameter

6.3.1.6 Development

6.3.1.7 Help

6.3.2.1 Display Magnification

6.3.2.2 Mark

6.3.2.3 Development

6.3.2.4 Change of Scene

		Thumbnail Mode	Thumbnail Mode	Combination Mode	Combination Mode	Preview Mode
Key	Operation	Single selection	Multiple selection	Single selection	Multiple selection	Single selection	Besides Raw Date
[F1]	Help	*	*	*	*	*	*
[F2]	Exposure bias tools	---	---	*	*	*	---
[F3]	Gray balance tool	---	---	*	*	*	---
[F4]	Skin development tool	---	---	*	*	*	---
[F5]	Preview update	*	---	*	---	*	---
[F6]	Delete mark	*	*	*	*	*	*
[F7]	Copy/Move mark	*	*	*	*	*	*
[F8]	Reserve	*	*	*	*	*	---
[F9]	Switching floating control display	*	*	*	*	*	*
[F11]	Previous scene	*	---	*	---	*	*
[F12]	Next scene	*	---	*	---	*	*
Ctrl+[A]	Select all scenes	*	*	*	*	---	*
Ctrl+[C]	Copy development parameter	*	---	*	---	*	---
Ctrl+[E]	Rotate CW (-90)	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[F]	Open folder	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[G]	Display grid	---	---	*	---	*	*
Ctrl+[H]	Histogram	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[M]	Tone curve	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[O]	Open file	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[P]	Print	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[R]	Rotate CW (+90)	*	*	*	*	*	*
Ctrl+[S]	Development	*	---	*	---	*	---
Ctrl+[T]	Trimming setting	*	---	*	---	*	---
Ctrl+[V]	Paste development parameter	*	*	*	*	*	---
Ctrl+[W]	Switch display mode	*	*	*	---	*	*
Ctrl+[X]	Initialize development parameter	*	*	*	*	*	---
Ctrl+[Y]	Redo	*	---	*	---	*	---
Ctrl+[Z]	Undo	*	---	*	---	*	---
Ctrl+[0]	Display magnification:Whole display	---	---	*	---	*	*
Alt+Ctrl+[0]	Display magnification:100%	---	---	*	---	*	*
Ctrl+[+]	Display magnification:Zoom in	---	---	*	---	*	*
Ctrl+[-]	Display magnification:Zoom out	---	---	*	---	*	*
Shift+[Up key]	Display magnification:Zoom in	---	---	*	---	*	*
Shift+[Down key]	Display magnification:Zoom out	---	---	*	---	*	*
Shift+[Right key]	Display magnification:100%	---	---	*	---	*	*
Shift+[left key]	Display magnification:Whole display	---	---	*	---	*	*
[PageUp]	ScrollUp	*	*	*	*	*	*
[PageDown]	ScrollDown	*	*	*	*	*	*
[Home]	Scroll to head	*	*	*	*	---	*
[End]	Scroll to end	*	*	*	*	---	*

A basic method of operation is described in "7.4 Initialize Development Parameter" and "7.5 Cloakroom of Development Parameter". This function is used to apply the development parameters, which are adjusted and set for one scene, to the other scene.
This is the same function as copying and pasting the development function parameters. This function can apply the development parameters to four scenes simultaneously.

The development parameters are determined after having finished adjustment. But it is sometimes necessary to temporarily record the development parameters on the way of adjustment. Because if you have the temporary parameters, you can restart to adjust the parameters from the point where you lost the way, not from the beginning.

The [Temporary registration] can save not only the development parameters but also developed images, temporarily. When using this feature, you can compare two developed parameters.
The two parameters are temporarily registered And then you can compare the image switching the parameter. We recommend you to use the this function in the Zoom tool mode. Then you can enlarge the portions of the whole image and compare them easily.

*1 When using this function, you need to set the "Maximize Cache" mode. Please refer to '9.3.3.1 Enable Cache Preview' for the setting. Please understand that using this function will maximize usage of memory.