The slider at the bottom right controls the zoom of the image. The Zoom to Fit button and the Actual Size button are next to the zoom slider and are two preset zoom levels. The Zoom to Fit button zooms the current image to fit the size of the window, and the Actual Size button zooms the image to the actual pixel size.

We're going to zoom in and zoom in.

View Zoom

Format Zoom

Zoom Blur

Hold down the Control key, then either use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out or left click to zoom in and right click to zoom out.

The zoom factor indicator

Okay. Let's zoom out again.

We can begin to zoom into them.

So this we're going to zoom in.

Zoom in on Haiti, in outline here.

I can pan, zoom and rotate it effortlessly.

Let's zoom out to what that could mean.

If we zoom in on this photograph right here, we can see it's a really nice photograph to have of her, because she is lit from absolutely everywhere at the same time to get a nice image of her facial texture.

Zoom into it and see where it was taken.

We're going to zoom in on that a little bit.

I would like to kind of zoom in on the moon.

So this could be our bridge. And we zoom right in.

This action has the same effect as View Zoom on another form.

And you can zoom in. This is taking a look at Atlanta.

We can, as we said, we can zoom in. Then we can scroll.

It's held in a geographic information system which allows me to zoom in.

But if you zoom out, if you zoom out, you would see an 825 mile trench between New York City and Chicago that's been built over the last few years by a company called Spread Networks.

And if you zoom in 270 times, you'll see it looks like a rug.

Now to put this in perspective, let me just zoom out for a minute.

We're going to zoom in, but this is a plot of what it is.

If I zoom on it, you can see that's the Rover on the surface.

So let's zoom out a bit and ask, why are we teaching people math?

We are giving you the freedom of using all of both of your hands, so you can actually use both of your hands to zoom into or zoom out of a map just by pinching all present.

So if I zoom into that picture, I can just show you what it means.

Now let's zoom in on it here, so we can see it in more detail.

You barely can see ourselves. So what I did, I thought I'd zoom on it.

You can zoom in and even see the extra little loop, this little nano goatee.

And if we wanted to zoom into a page, we can just open it up.

Or we can zoom out to the table of contents, and the video keeps playing.

Image Per Image capture tool for making animation movies.

The men sort of stagnate there, while the women zoom up in those high skill jobs.

Because, when you zoom out that far, you lose the ability to view people as humans.

Creating a new GD image stream and outputting an image.

You put any image in there, like that Beethoven image.

image

Let's zoom in on one synapse, and keep your eyes on the interior of the green neuron.

We call this the Muir Web. And if you zoom in on it it looks like this.

Well, let's click the zoom lens down one order of magnitude, and look at the century scale.

And if you blow that up, and zoom in 900 times, you see there are hairs there, tiny hairs. And if you look carefully, those tiny hairs have striations. And if you zoom in on those 30,000 times, you'll see each hair has split ends.