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Maximizing image previews

Per111
Maybe this is a silly question, and maybe the answer is right in front of me, but I have looked everywhere but can't find it.

Is there a way to have C1 (Pro) to size the image preview so that it \"fits the window\"?

F9 \"maximize preview\" doesn't change the size of the image itself. It only changes the size of the preview window. The only way I have found to do this is by using the zoom slider, and that is not very convenient. It would be so very elegant (and obvious) to have a keyboard shortcut that mazimizes the size of the preview.

Second question (which is more of a suggestion):

It would be very good to have the possiblity to change the size of the thumbnails. My screen is ~1900x1200 and the thumbnails are really, really tiny... (Actually, the same goes for the action tabs on the right hand side. In particular, it would be good to be able to enlarge the histogram or the curves diagram.)

/P
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  • Arizona Bill
    [quote="Per K" wrote:

    It would be very good to have the possiblity to change the size of the thumbnails.
    /P

    The sixth icon on the top row of icons lets you change the thumbnail size from 12% to 100% ...
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  • Per111
    Thanks. Should have fouind it. 🤭

    If only I could find a way to set the image preview to 'full screen' just as easily...
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  • Arizona Bill
    [quote="Per K" wrote:
    Thanks. Should have fouind it. 🤭

    If only I could find a way to set the image preview to 'full screen' just as easily...

    I think it wants to display at 100/25, meaning 100% preview size, 25% actual image size, because of the way they generate the previews. For small sized screens it *will* fill the screen but at a lower %, but for large screen sizes (like you are using) it will stop at 100%/25% until you change it.

    If you set this to 400% preview / 100% image (ie, actual pixels) then the program re-generates a new preview after a short delay. For previews between 400% and 100% you don't get a new preview generated so the view is a bit pixellated. So this is probably why they don't offer what you are suggesting.

    Bill
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  • hvr_oosterzele
    Alt \"arrow up\" & \"arrow down\" changes the zoomsetting quickly.
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  • Per111
    Excellent. That will be a great hel. hadn't found it myself.
    /Per
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