it's not a problem with the camera. It's about the relation of the monitorresolution and the resolution of the foto. If the resolution of the foto is higher than the resolution of the monitor, then all is fine. The foto is downscaled to the resolution if the monitor as expected. But if the resolution of the foto is lower than the resolution of monitor is zoomed to max 100%. There is no upscaling to fit the size of the window.
I can set the zoom manually to 150%, or 200% or whatever and than I get a upscaled foto. But it is hard to find the perfect zoomfactor.
it's not a problem with the
it's not a problem with the camera. It's about the relation of the monitorresolution and the resolution of the foto. If the resolution of the foto is higher than the resolution of the monitor, then all is fine. The foto is downscaled to the resolution if the monitor as expected. But if the resolution of the foto is lower than the resolution of monitor is zoomed to max 100%. There is no upscaling to fit the size of the window.
I can set the zoom manually to 150%, or 200% or whatever and than I get a upscaled foto. But it is hard to find the perfect zoomfactor.