Turns out, this is a really simple fix to change the Photos app to zoom using the mouse wheel instead of next photo. I didn’t take the time, at the time to figure it out. Well, photo viewer should work if the images are not corrupted and are of a. I always used my arrow keys to scroll through photos. image viewer, so that one can go through images using the arrow keys or. It just made sense, as a photographer who sometimes goes through hundreds of photos after a shoot, I don’t want to be wasting time clicking the zoom slider thingy, which, is totally annoying. If you are anything like me, when something you are used to doing in Windows changes, you get frustrated, curse Microsoft, move on and forget about it until the next time you are determined to figure it out? Sound like you? This was me for using the scroll wheel on my mouse to zoom in to photos. PS I'm on EN-for-Windows v6.25.How to change Windows Photo App to Zoom instead of View Next Photo
plus I could find no way on my mouse to allow me to scroll these large images.ĭoes anybody know how to scroll large long-form images in the EN image viewer?Īll this make me suspect this is why the EN-web-clipper only allows a visible-part-of-screen screen capture.Īttached below is the image I just added which caused me to raise this question to you all.cheers Thats why red-eye problems are worse when you shoot pictures in a dim room: Your subjects. BUT- when I zoom in on the image I'm left with no way to scroll up or down.!? And my keyboards 'vertical' and 'horizontal' arrow keys only cause the image viewer to move to the next image. Photos The old Photo Viewer of Windows 7 fame is gone.
Now the issue I'm having, is that on 1st entering the image viewer screen, EN resizes the image so the whole thing is viewable on screen. but then I thought why not just shrink/re-size them right down and should I later wish to view it, I could just double click on an image to view in the EN image viewer.sounds reasonable. Normally, i will add them to a note as full screen, or perhaps grab a corner and resize it down a little.
Occasionally I add info-graphic images, or entire-full screen screen-captures of websites, so not just the visible part of a website that's displayed, but a screen-shot of the entire scroll-able length of a website.
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