Apple Aperture Late-Breaking News - Manual (Page 5)

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Moving the Centered Loupe
You can move the Centered Loupe by dragging it to different locations over an image.
To move the Centered Loupe, do one of the following:
m Drag the Centered Loupe to a new location. If you drag within the Centered Loupe, a
circle appears that targets the area that will be magnified.
m Press the grave accent (`) key, and the Loupe moves to the current location of the pointer.
Using the Pointer to Magnify Parts of an Image
You can leave the Centered Loupe stationary and have it magnify the portion of the
image at the position of the pointer.
To use the pointer to magnify parts of an image:
m Choose Focus on Cursor from the Centered Loupe pop-up menu.
To turn off this feature, choose Focus on Loupe from the Centered Loupe pop-up menu.
The Centered Loupe
shows a magnified view
of the portion of the
image at the position of
the pointer.
Pointer position
Choose Focus on Cursor from
the pop-up menu.