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Hotkeys

How to view, update, and reset Hotkeys

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Hotkeys offer a streamlined method for navigating and utilizing features efficiently. This guide will lead you through setting up, modifying, and updating hotkeys within the studio, ensuring a smooth and enhanced user experience. Customizing your hotkeys allows you to optimize your workflow and preferences, significantly enhancing productivity and user experience.

Understanding Hotkeys Categories

Hotkeys are divided into several categories for easier navigation and customization:

Essentials

Camera Control

Toolbar

Sources

Miscellaneous

Each hotkey is listed alongside the function it controls for straightforward identification.

Changing a Hotkey

  1. Navigate to Settings: Click on the settings icon located in the top right corner of the interface.

  2. Open Hotkeys Section: Find and select the “Hotkeys” option within the settings menu to access the hotkeys configuration area.

  3. Select the Hotkey: Locate the hotkey you wish to change and click on the key or the small “X” next to it.

  4. Assign a New Key: Press a new key on your keyboard to assign it to the selected function. If the key is already in use, an error message will alert you of the conflict.

  5. Resolve Conflicts: To prevent errors, ensure no two actions are assigned to the same hotkey. If a conflict is detected, clear the offending hotkey before assigning it anew.

  6. Save Changes: After choosing a new key for your hotkey, click outside the input field and press “Save Changes” to implement your new hotkey setup.

Resetting to Default

  • To revert your hotkeys to the default settings, click the “Reset to Default” button, then “Save” to apply these default configurations.

Tips

  • Conflict Avoidance: Organize your hotkeys to ensure that each action has a unique assignment. This precaution avoids operational errors and ensures a seamless workflow.

  • Personalized: Hotkeys are stored at a personal level, so any user in your Studio can use their own custom jeys. Hoykeys also carry over from Studio to Studio so you don't need to reset them each time you access a new Studio.

Actions

Category

Default keys

Cancel Movement/Action

Control

Escape

Movement/Action

(ie. Start Tracking, Start Fast Frame movement)

Control

Enter or Return

Source tray (Audio/Source) tab toggle

Sources

⌘+[

Controls tray (Controls/Image) tab toggle

Sources

⌘+]

Start Recording

Sources

⌘+R

Start Output

Sources

⌘+O

Enable Pointer Tool

Tools

V

Enter Click to Center Tool

Tools

C

Enable Fast Frame

Tools

F

Enter Joystick

Tools

J

Enable Joystick

Tools

Space Bar

Enter Zoom

Tools

Z

Enter/Enable Auto-Tracking

Tools

A

Quick/Instant Zoom out

Controls

+

Quick/Instant Zoom in

Controls

-

Tilt Up

Controls

Down Arrow

Tilt Down

Controls

Up Arrow

Pan Left

Controls

Left Arrow

Pan Right

Controls

Right Arrow

Switch Variable vs Fixed

Controls

Enable/Disable Speed Ramps

Controls

Zoom Speed Up

Controls

Zoom Speed Up

Controls

Pan Speed Up

Controls

Pan Speed down

Controls

Tilt Speed Up

Controls

Tilt Speed Down

Controls

Home Position

Controls

Enter Preset TRAY

Controls

P

Add Preset

Controls

Command, P

Toggle Preset Groups

Controls

Shift G + 1

Command + G

Preset 1

Controls

Shift, 1

Preset 2

Controls

Shift, 2

Preset 3

Controls

Shift, 3

Preset 4

Controls

Shift, 4

Preset 5

Controls

Shift, 5

Preset 6

Controls

Shift, 6

Preset 7

Controls

Shift, 7

Preset 8

Controls

Shift, 8

Preset 9

Controls

Shift, 9

Preset 10

Controls

Shift, 0

Preset 10+

Controls

Shift + ???

Quick Pan Left

Controls

Shift, Right Arrow or Shift, D

Quick Pan Right

Controls

Shift, Left Arrow or Shift, A

Quick Zoom In

Controls

Quick Zoom Out

Controls

Quick Tilt Up

Controls

Quick Tilt Down

Controls

Toggle Focus Modes i.e Manual and Auto

Image

F

One Push Focus

Image

Shift, F

Focus (Near)

Image

Option, F

Focus (Far)

Image

Command, F

Switch Views (between focused and Multi View)

Sources

Tab

Switch To Source

Sources

Command + 1, 2, 3, 4, etc (Source Order)

White Balance Mode

Image

One Push White Balance

Image

Increase White Balance

Image

Decrease White Blanace

Image

Increase RB Gain

Image

Decrease RB Gain

Image

Exposure Mode

Image

Increase Shutter Speed

Image

Decrease Shutter Speed

Image

Medium Shot

Controls

Tight Shot

Controls

Wide Shot

Controls

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