The small triangle next to the button activates a pop-up menu, which you can use to choose the specific SubView you want to see. Right now, it's set to display a waveform monitor, a very useful tool for viewing the luminance range of your image. Starting with the upper-left, we have the SubView button, labeled "SubV." This button turns on an information panel overlaid on the Viewer, as you can see in the upper-right corner of this image. Let's start with all of those buttons at the bottom of the Viewer: We have already had an overview of the Viewers, the Flow view, the Tools view, the toolbar, and the playback controls. There are quite a few other views and functions that you will find very useful as you grow as a compositor. Before we get into the lesson on Motion Tracking, let's take a walk through more of Fusion's interface.
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