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Color page in Full Viewer mode
Cinema Viewing Mode
Another option, Cinema mode, allows for full-screen viewing. Cinema mode is available by choosing Workspace > Viewer Mode > Cinema Mode Viewer (P). In Cinema mode, the menu bar is hidden, and the image is presented full screen without any of the ordinary onscreen controls. Moving the pointer over the screen reveals a set of hidden onscreen controls that include a play button, jog bar, mute button, and exit button (which lets you turn off Cinema mode). You also have the option of superimposing scopes over the image, which can be valuable in on-set situations.
Color page in Cinema mode
TIP: If you’d like to superimpose timecode over the image in Cinema mode for reference, you can use the controls within the Data Burn-In window (Workspace > Data Burn-In) to set up whatever information you’d like to display during playback.
TIP: If you’d like to superimpose timecode over the image in Cinema mode for reference, you can use the controls within the Data Burn-In window (Workspace > Data Burn-In) to set up whatever information you’d like to display during playback.
TIP: If you’d like to superimpose timecode over the image in Cinema mode for reference, you can use the controls within the Data Burn-In window (Workspace > Data Burn-In) to set up whatever information you’d like to display during playback.
Cinema mode is useful for doing detailed reviews of media in on-set and digital dailies workflows when working remotely without a secondary video display.