Which feature is most useful for viewing the entire timeline at once?

• A. Detail Zoom
• B. Full Extent Zoom
• C. Timeline Overview
• D. Frame Preview

Answer: (B)

Viewing the entire project at once is about scaling the timeline so everything fits in the window. Full Extent Zoom does exactly that: it stretches or shrinks the timeline so from the first to the last frame, everything is visible in one view. This gives you a quick, holistic sense of how the timeline is laid out, where cuts and gaps occur, and how the pacing flows across the whole edit.

Detail Zoom, by contrast, zooms into a smaller area for precise edits, which is great for fine-tuning but hides the big picture. Frame Preview shows a single frame, useful for checking a shot, but not for seeing the entire timeline. Timeline Overview provides a compact map of the whole timeline for navigation, but it doesn’t necessarily display the full-scale editing area in one glance the way fitting the entire timeline does.