SCRAP Photo Editor User Manual » Reference » Toolbars » The Zoom Toolbar
The Zoom Toolbar
As the name suggests, the zoom toolbar is used to control the preview/edit panel’s zoom. It offers two methods to adjust the zoom: a drop-down menu, and a set of buttons. The drop-down menu will always show the current zoom level as a percentage, even if other controls were used to adjust the zoom.
The drop-down menu selects the following options:
- 1:1 (full resolution) – Displays the image at full resolution. This means that each pixel in the image takes up one pixel on-screen
- Original Image 1:1 – Displays the image at full resolution at its original scale. If the image isn't being scaled, then this is the same as "1:1 (full resolution)"
- Fit to window – Adjusts the zoom such that the image fits within the available space
NOTE: This option will recalculate the zoom every time that the window is resized or the image is cropped so that the image is always fits the available space - Various zoom levels by percentage – Adjusts the zoom to whatever percentage of full size (a.k.a., 1:1) is indicated in that option
The zoom buttons perform the following actions:
Zoom-in – Clicking on this button increases the zoom by a step. Holding down this button will perform a smooth zoom-in until it is released
Zoom-out – Clicking on this button reduces the zoom by a step. Holding down this button will perform a smooth zoom-out until it is released
1:1 zoom – Displays the image at full resolution. This means that each pixel in the image takes up one pixel on-screen
Fit to window – Adjusts the zoom such that the image fits within the available space
NOTE: This option will recalculate the zoom every time that the window is resized so that the image is always fits the available space
The image can also be zoomed in and out using the mouse’s scroll-wheel.
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