Setting different zoom levels for portrait and landscape oriented photos
I wonder if there is a way to set different zoom levels for portrait oriented photos vs landscape photos.
For example, on my system if I set the zoom level to 30%, my landscape photo's fill the frame nicely. However, portrait photos are also then shown on 30% zoom level, but this is too zoomed in, the top and bottom of the photo gets cut off. For portrait photos, a zoom level of 20% is perfect.
I have tried the "fit to window size" zoom option, but I don't like it as it then touches the window, killing the framing and leaving no breathing room around the photo.
Is there a way (perhaps through a config file edit or something) to force certain zoom levels based on the orientation of the photo? If not, I would love to see that as a feature.
lexa
Wed, 04/16/2025 - 12:12
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This is an unique request.
This is an unique request.
If Preferences - Zoom - Zoom step (for shortcut) is set to Large, then Zoom step scale is 70% - 50% - 30% - 20% - 15% so you may switch to preferred 20/30 via single shortcut press.
Also you can tune Zoom-Pan and Zoom-Drag zoom ratio to custom and switch to/from that zoom via Shift-Left/Right mouse press while using fit to screen as default zoom.
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Alex Tutubalin/FastRawViewer team
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