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In this clip we will show you how to setup a zoom lens and then discuss some of the features in WinLens that help with designing such a system.
- the Zoom Manager
- adding a zoom
- changing the current zoom
- custom alignment for multi-zoom lens drawing
- graphs showing many zooms
- tables and zooms
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