Sets the anaglyph mode when using the Anaglyph Preview in the Viewer. Anaglyphs do not portray saturated colors very well and due to color leaking between left and right images results in discomfort caused by retinal-rivalry. Four anaglyph modes are provided to choose from with Optimized set as the default.

Preserves most of the color but causes retinal rivalry.

Creates a lighter image than a true anaglyph but results in more ghosting. No color is preserved.

Preserves less of the color but reduces the retinal rivalry

Discards all of the red component from the original images and replaces it with a manufactured red channel derived from the green and blue components. The advantages are almost no retinal rivalry.

Anti-aliases lines and overlay controls.

If Overlay is turned off, Auto-Show Overlay automatically turns Overlay back on when clicking in the Viewer.

Displays the ROI outline.

Controls how handles are drawn.

Uses a normal blend mode to display layer and shape handles.

Uses an XOR blend mode to display layer and shape handles.

Sets the thickness of overlay lines.

Sets the radius of the threshold for picking points.

Restores focus to the viewer after editing parameters. This ensures that the arrow keys, for instance, continue to work for nudging objects.

Selects either Gray or Black for the Stereo Alignment.

Synchronizes the zoom and pan of multiple viewers from the same node. Synchronization is one way from the main viewer to the additional viewers.

Controls the I/O zoom factor keyboard shortcuts. Default is 2. Range is 1.05 > 2.0.

Interpolates pixels when zoomed into the image. This results in a smoother, but softer image.

Replicates pixels when zoomed into the image. This results in a sharper, but chunkier image.