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Keyboard shortcuts

Works while the page has focus and no text field is focused. Both keys are ignored while the image viewer is open over the page.

KeyAction
or Go to the newer night
or Go to the older night

See review a night.

Suppressed while a text field has focus.

KeyAction
Previous frame in the filmstrip
Next frame in the filmstrip
RReject or restore the frame on screen
EscapeClose the viewer

With Hide rejected on, stepping with / skips past rejected frames. See the image viewer.

Suppressed while a text field has focus.

KeyAction
Previous frame
Next frame
Space (hold)Flip to the reference frame; release to flip back
MToggle the matched-pair vector overlay
RReject or restore the frame on screen
EscapeClose the viewer

See the Alignment Viewer.

Works while the Integrate aligned frames panel has keyboard focus.

KeyAction
[ or Previous candidate settings
] or Next candidate settings
EscapeClose the panel

Holding a compare slot flips the preview to it and releasing flips back, the same gesture the Alignment Viewer uses for the reference frame.

See integrate aligned frames.

The single-item and same-session delete dialog (opened from the culling controls, or Delete rejected on a contact sheet) responds to the keyboard. All keys are ignored while the delete is in flight.

KeyAction
DConfirm the delete
EscapeCancel
Page the preview filmstrip back
Page the preview filmstrip forward

Enter does nothing here on purpose: focus defaults to Cancel, so the reflexive keystroke never confirms a delete. Shift-click the delete control on a single frame to skip this dialog entirely.

The larger cross-session purge dialog, which requires typing the exact frame count to unlock, has no keyboard accelerator and no shift-click skip. Only Escape closes it, and only while nothing is in flight. See culling frames.

Escape closes whatever is on top: the app menu, the activity tray, and edit dialogs such as the equipment group editor, calibration match-rule editors, and the rig logbook note field. Where a dialog is layered over something else, such as a frame viewer opened from inside a panel, Escape closes the topmost layer first and leaves the rest open.

Escape is suppressed in any dialog while its own save or delete request is in flight.