I had a look at doing this myself as a PR but soon discovered I'd opened a can of worms. Finding the absolute X/Y coordinates on an image which is zoomed/panned is 'just' maths, but nothing I'm going to get to at the moment.
I think it'd be a great addition though. Again, a slightly uncommon but appropriate use-case is a spherically rendered image, which is made navigable on the front end using Three.js. In resolution terms, it's fairly big and placing markers on the flat version in CP is a bit hit-and-miss. Allowing zoom and pan to place markers would make this much more accurate.
I had a look at doing this myself as a PR but soon discovered I'd opened a can of worms. Finding the absolute X/Y coordinates on an image which is zoomed/panned is 'just' maths, but nothing I'm going to get to at the moment.
I think it'd be a great addition though. Again, a slightly uncommon but appropriate use-case is a spherically rendered image, which is made navigable on the front end using Three.js. In resolution terms, it's fairly big and placing markers on the flat version in CP is a bit hit-and-miss. Allowing zoom and pan to place markers would make this much more accurate.