By clicking on a thumbnail once you will bring it into the Detail
View where you will be able to use the viewing tools, see full
catalog data, and if logged in be able to add annotations
and export images.
General Tools
Accompanying the larger sized image is the full catalog
data, or Media Information, for
that media.
To view more of the Media
Information on your screen without using your scroll bar, you can
expand the Media Information tab.
To completely hide the Media
Information tab simply click on the Minimize
icon.
From
this Detail View you can add the
image to the LUNAWorkspace, and if you’re logged
in you can also add it to a Media Group.
If you have the proper permissions you can also export
the media.
Data
Panel Search
[Note: This feature was
introduced with the v6.3 8/2010 release]
The Data Panel search feature essentially
allows you to perform a quick search for a specific fielded term without
having to type that value into the Keyword
or Advanced Search.
Mouse over
the data field and corresponding value that you'd like to search for.
Select
either "Search All Fields", or the option to search just that
specific data field (in the example above that would be the "Image
title" field.
If there
are multiple values for that specific data field, you'll be able to select
them individually.
Quick View
If you've brought an image into the Detail
View from a search result or a Media
Group the Quick View tool will appear in the upper right corner.
Simply click on an image
from the Quick View to refresh the image in the Detail
View. This will allow you to view several images in the Detail
View without having to go back to the Thumbnail View.
Click on the Thumbnails
link to go back to the original Thumbnail View.
Viewing Tools in Detail View
Display
annotations: indicates how many annotations are on an image, click on
it to hide or show the annotations. If there are no annotations to an
image, you won't see this icon.
Add Annotation: when logged in you'll be able to add
annotations to an image. Annotations
can be saved at a collection level for all to see (if given permission
by administrator), privately so only you will see them when viewing the
image in the Detail View or LUNA Workspace, or to a Media
Group in order to share the annotation with others.
Show/Hide Thumbnail
Panner: allows you to control which section of a zoomed-in image you see.
Drag the grayed-out zoomed area around the thumbnail to see that zoomed
section, or simply pan in the image itself.
Maximize Image: maximizes the
image to fit your screen.
Zooming: zooming in and out on an image can be done
by clicking on the “+” or “-“symbol, using the scroll wheel on your mouse,
or by dragging the zoom bar left or right.
BookReader
Objects in Detail View
The Full View
will open the BookReader object
with the pages of the book presented in a vertical thumbnail panel. The
thumbnail panel lets you quickly jump to any page of the book, and add
any page to your Active Media Group.
Viewing BookReader
objects as a page of thumbnails is a good way to quickly see all the pages
of the book and to add pages to your Active
Media Group.
Search inside
the book by clicking on the search icon, then enter the text you're looking
for and the results will appear to the right of the book with corresponding
page numbers. The text you're searching will also be highlighted in the
pages themselves.
Play and pause the automatic turning of pages.
Printing
Click on the Printer
Friendly icon to open a new window with the image and all Media
Information in a printer friendly format.
Exporting
If you've been granted permission to export an image
from the Detail View, you'll see the Export
icon. Depending on permission level you might also be able to select the
resolution for export.
Adding to Active Media Group
If you're logged in you'll also be able to add the image
in the Detail View to any of your
Media Groups.
Use the pull down menu to select the Media
Group you want to add the image to.
From
this Detail View you can add the
image to the LUNA
Workspace, and if you’re logged
in you can also add it to a Media Group.
Add Annotation: when logged in you'll be able to add
annotations to an image. 
Maximize Image: maximizes the
image to fit your screen.
Zooming: zooming in and out on an image can be done
by clicking on the “+” or “-“symbol, using the scroll wheel on your mouse,
or by dragging the zoom bar left or right. 
Viewing 
Play and pause the automatic turning of pages.
Click on the 
