Community to discuss Summit, an open-source Lemmy reader for Android.
App (Play Store): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idunnololz.summit
APK: https://github.com/idunnololz/summit-for-lemmy/releases
Source: https://github.com/idunnololz/summit
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Website: https://summit.idunnololz.com/
Do pictures really need a limit to how far you can zoom?
Well, once a single pixel fills the entire screen, I see no benefit to zooming in further, so that's where I would set the limit.
Summit's limit is significantly below that, though, which can be inconvenient.
Your answer is highly logical
Get better software
My dude this post is the feature request. It's how summit operates.
Every picture has a baseline resolution. Think of it like an old-fashioned tv screen. If you go up to the screen and look really close...all you're going to see are little colored dots. You stand back and all those little colored dots produce an image...but up close they're just dots.
Same thing with all digital images. You keep zooming in, and eventually you're just going to be looking at pixels. The higher the resolution the more pixels per square inch...but eventually, you get down to the point where there's nothing smaller to see.
I'm talking about details, not pixels. Can't even make out the pixels from how little I can zoom in.
Its still annoying when software won't let you zoom in so you only see like 12 pixels
Adobe Photoshop works great for this.
Are you suggesting that OP use Photoshop as an alternative to Summit? :P
