The effect is annoying and it makes me dizzy after I go through a couple dozen images that way. Then I want to double-click to return to browser mode.īut when I hit the first click of the double-click action, the mouse cursor turns to a hand and the image expands to full res (bigger than my 1920x1080 screen) until I hit the second click when it goes to browser mode. So, I'm going through a bunch of photographs (jpegs).įrom the browser I double-click to open it in View mode.
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I can't figure out how to turn this off and it's making me crazy. Is there a way to configure my settings correctly or is something out of whack? When I double-click to change views, it should not zoom to 100% before switching. When this is set, it should not try to re-fit the image to the screen when I cycle through images.
I think 100% should mean 100% image resolution, or 1:1. However, when I single-click and hold the mouse button, it shows me the image at 100% as long as the mouse is held. Double-click should only change views - it shouldn't zoom and then change. Now, when I go to double-click, the first click (no matter how fast I do it) zooms the image to 100% before it switches views. So I have it set so that I use double-click to switch between browser and view modes. Does 100% mean 100% of the window or 100% image resolution? At any rate here, I can see in the zoom box in the status bar that it is only at 45%, not 100%. However, for large images (jpegs from my camera) it renders as fit-to-screen rather than displaying at 100%.
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