Nokia OZO camera Manual page 22

Preview and Analysis Preview and Analysis
A selection on the Stage or Timeline is automatically made available for preview. The playback
controls provide the basic means to play, pause and skip between logical keypoints. Paused
frames are automatically rendered for High Resolution preview.
Asset previewing and Timeline previewing are using dedicated rulers and playheads to make
switching back and forth between them more convenient.
View Modes View Modes
The preview area provides several view modes for specific needs. The default view mode
monitors all video streams separately in undistorted full angles (fisheye mode).
The rectilinear mode is used when objects in the scene need to be monitored in their natural
appearance.
Double-clicking on any stream enters or exits the single camera mode.
Combining the rectilinear and single camera mode allows free panning through the scene.
Clipping and Zebra Clipping and Zebra
Clipping is instantly visualised by hovering over the clipping controls or toggling them on/off. The
threshdold for high and low clipping indication is 3% luminance.
Once enabled the midrange "Zebra" can be adjusted by clicking on the range indicator.
Composing a Clip Composing a Clip
Adding Items to the Timeline Adding Items to the Timeline
The easiest way to add items to the timeline is drag and drop them from the stage.
When you add an audio file to the timeline it will automatically become attached to the closest
video item. Attaching an audio item always replaces the existing audio in that spot.
Removing Items from the Timeline Removing Items from the Timeline
To remove an item simply select and delete.