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PanGazer – zoom level |
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The zoom level (magnification factor) of a view is shown by PanGazer as a percentage, where 100% zoom means that each pel (pixel) in the original image is represented by one pel on-screen. 200% means that each pel in the original image has been extrapolated to 2×2 pels on-screen, and similarly 50% means that each pel on screen represents 2×2 pels of the original image. PanGazer lets you change the zoom level within a wide range; however that range is necessarily constrained by the window size and shape and by the image type and dimensions. For a given window and image:
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