I do understand that double-click cannot be used. However, it would be very handy that the location of a right mouse click + zoom in (or go to 1:1) is used. So move the mouse cursor to the location you want to zoom to 1:1, right click and choose 1:1. Now it will zoom in at the center (of the viewed image portion ), which is seldom what is wanted.jsachs wrote:While an appealing suggestion, double-click cannot be used because it would interfere with various tools and transformations that intercept clicks on the image window.
In addition to the zoom tool Kiril mentioned there is also the magnifier tool which lets you view part of an image window at 1:1. Unfortunately it does not work on preview windows, but otherwise it should do what you need. Potentially one could create a 1:1 zoom tool similar to the magnifier tool which would toggle between fitting the entire image on the screen and viewing a section of the image at 1:1, but this would still be an extra couple of clicks and thus only marginally better than using the right-click on the
Something I learned : The magnifier tool is very handy when using 1/x, so in effect showing a less zoomed in image. Very handy when retouching at high enlargement settings.