Open dsanders11 opened 3 years ago
@dsanders11 Please, check the solution from this issue: https://github.com/heartexlabs/label-studio/issues/1229
However, it's better to have a more native way to do it.
@makseq, thanks for the response and the link to the other issue. However, that doesn't really doesn't address my issue. It looks like that allows me to manually make the images larger, but it doesn't fix the zooming issue. I have images of greatly varying sizes, setting a fixed width isn't an optimal experience.
In my opinion, zooming in should expand the image dimensions in the viewer to match those of the zoomed image, up until maxWidth
. So if it's a 100px by 200px image, and I zoom in 2x, it should be rendering as 200px by 400px. Instead I currently have to look at the 200px by 400px image through a 100px by 200px window.
@dsanders11 I hope I understood you correctly, but could you also attach some screenshots please demonstrating this problem?
@makseq, sure, here's what I mean in screen shots, roughly.
Here's an image for labeling, 100px by 100px, not zoomed in:
Here's what happens when I zoom in a good amount. I have to pan so that I can see the corner, since the image size is still only 100px by 100px in the view.
Here's what I'd like to happen when I zoom in, since there's plenty of available space to show the zoomed in image in its entirety:
Just came upon this request. Even I could work with the solution in #1229 I'd like to upvote being able to zoom the way described in the screenshots and this request. I's more natural in my opinion.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Zooming in on small pictures for more accurate labeling is made less useful by the fact that the original image size limits the size of the zoomed in area. With a fullscreen browser window I have lots of extra space, but when I zoom in on a small image I'm stuck looking at the zoomed in section through a frustratingly small area, requiring panning to move around, when there's plenty of space in the window to show the larger image.
Describe the solution you'd like Zooming in on an image should increase the size of the image in the window as well, filling available space.