Open will-moore opened 4 years ago
+1 this would be very intuitive for Pathologists.
@will-moore is there a relationship between the % magnification and the objective values?
For the built-in web viewer, which uses PanoJS, we listen for zoom events and (if the image has a NominalMagification
metadata e.g. the image was acquired on a 40 X
lens) then we use that to say "If the image is at 100% (scale = 1) then show Magnification 40 x
". If you zoom out to 50%, the label will say 20 x
:
e.g. https://idr.openmicroscopy.org/webgateway/img_detail/14000892/?zm=100&x=25528.5&y=39043.5
However, this doesn't affect the Zoom in/out controls - it's just a label to show current zoom in a different way.
I guess we could either do the same in iviewer (add a Magnification 40 x
label) or try and update the zoom controls to allow a user to enter a value like 20 x
instead of 50 %
as you can now:
See https://forum.image.sc/t/a-couple-of-queries-about-omero-iviewer/36144
"In iviewer, is there any way of zooming in/out of the image using the microscope objective magnifications![ (10x, 40x) rather than the %?"