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Still Store

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Each still image has its own settings for how that image will appear when it’s recalled.
These settings can be found on the right-hand side of the Still Store room.

 Enable: Makes the currently loaded Still Store image visible in the preview and video

output monitors. Identical to Still Store > Enable (Control-U).

 Transition: This parameter determines how much of the loaded still is visible

onscreen. When set to 0, the loaded still is not visible at all. When set to 1, the loaded
still fills the entire screen. Any value in between creates a split-screen view.

 Angle: Changes the angle along which the border of a split screen is oriented. The

orientation buttons below automatically change the Angle parameter, but the only
way to create a diagonal split screen is to customize this control yourself.

 Left to Right: Changes the Angle parameter to 180 degrees, to create a vertical split

screen with the still to the left.

 Right to Left: Changes the Angle parameter to 0 degrees, to create a vertical split

screen with the still to the right.

 Top to Bottom: Changes the Angle parameter to –90 degrees, to create a horizontal

split screen with the still at the top.

 Bottom to Top: Changes the Angle parameter to 90 degrees, to create a horizontal

split screen with the still at the bottom.

Controls in the Still Store Bin

The Still Store bin has the following controls:

 Up Directory: Clicking this button takes you to the next directory up the current path.

You cannot exit the project bundle. To keep your project organized you should make
sure that you save all of your stills within the /StillStore/ directory of your project
bundle.

 Home Directory: Changes the directory path to the StillStore directory within your

project bundle.

 Icon View: Changes the Still Store bin to icon view. Each saved still image is

represented by a thumbnail, and all stills are organized according to the date and
time they were saved, with the oldest stills appearing first (from left to right).