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My apologies in advance for asking such newb questions.
The only way I know to zoom in/out in the 3-4 quadrants is through the mouse wheel. That covers 99% of my needs, but as you may suspect, this post has been motivated by the 1%.
I need finer granularity. Sometime the mouse wheel forward gets me too close and the rear motion, too far. A keystroke would be perfect (in Adobe: Ctrl-Plus, Ctrl-Minus).
The other thing that happens sometimes is when zooming in extremely close to a mesh the part closest to you can disappear because it is being clipped by the viewport camera. To be able to zoom in even closer activate Viewport Clipping (Right click on the viewport label where it says "perspective" or "top", etc) and then click on "Viewport Clipping". This will give you a yellow line with 2 little carats on the right side of the viewport (it may be hard to see depending on the colors in your scene). Just pull the lower carat all the way to the bottom and it will extend your ability to zoom in without the mesh being clipped. I use this often enough that I hot key it. You can toggle viewport clipping off by selecting it again.
