# Displaying Images ## The Setup View  * Its `Setup View` opens * One or more images may show. * If there are multiple images, click on the blue check boxes to show or hide these images. * Use the zoom and adjustment buttons. * Click on the  button. ## The Image Pane(s) * You can display the result image of any tool in separate image panes: * An image pane always displays the result image of the corresponding tool. * The result image may be different from the image displayed in the `Setup View`. * You cannot configure a result image. * You can display the result image from multiple tools at the same time. * The images stay displayed independently of the currently selected tool. #### HINT When you adjust a tool, use these image panes to easily keep an eye on the effect of your changes on the other tools of your graph.  * Will open its result image. * This additional view pane stays open even when you select another tool. * One or more images may show. * If there are multiple images, click on the blue check boxes to show or hide these images. * Use the zoom and adjustment buttons. * Click on the  button. #### SEE ALSO By default, image panes are displayed in the right part of the window. To move and organize them on your screen, see [The Main Interface](navigating_the_interface/index.html.md). ## The Zoom Buttons * In 2D image viewers, you can control the zoom of the image: *  : view parent. *  : zoom in (up to the 1:1 size). *  : zoom out. *  : resize to display the whole graph (up to the 1:1 size). *  : zoom the 1:1 size. ## The 3D Adjustment Buttons * In 3D image viewers, you can control the display of the 3D image rendering:  *  : select the color scale reference. *  : point the camera towards an axis (Z by default). *  : point the camera towards an axis (Z by default). *  : show or hide the axis. *  : enable or disable the Eye-Dome-Lighting (EDL) shading. *  : enable or disable the display of the wire frame triangles. *  : increase or decrease the size of the points. *  : open the 3D Viewer settings window to further configure the 3D image rendering.