We from the iOS department decided you don't want it to zoom as far you want to.Why is there a limit on the zoom in the first place. It always drives me nuts when I can't zoom in as far as I want to.
Oh, you lose a lot of resolution when you do that. Remember, the photos you take are MUCH larger than the pixel density of your iPhone's screen. You can see this by opening up an image you take in to Photoshop. The 100% full crop image will be (most likely) larger than your 30" monitor.i've never understood on being limited to zoom into my own pictures. often times i'll resort to taking screenshots of an image zoomed in, and zooming into that
Because zooming in further than 1:1 when not editing doesn't really do much and if the photos app showed what the video does when over-zoomed would cause people to contact Apple with complains like "My photos are gone and touching anywhere on the screen doesn't make the orange go away but I can drag around and the color of the screen changes".
Should there be a simple gesture to over-ride the zoom limit? perhaps, like trying to zoom, hitting the limit and then holding for a second then the limit goes away.
We from the iOS department decided you don't want it to zoom as far you want to.
This. Apple does this kind of stuff nowdays to enhance the "experience" for novices and general consumers. Want something more capable? There's an app for that. They do it so people who don't understand things like zoom won't clog up their support lines and then go running around telling all their friends what a terrible product it is.
Do I agree with this? No. But it makes business sense from a cost perspective for the saved resources on support.
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It's pathetic that Apple thinks adults can't handle..uh.."zoom."
i've never understood on being limited to zoom into my own pictures. often times i'll resort to taking screenshots of an image zoomed in, and zooming into that