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Different Zoom levels can display files differently. By zooming to a specific level, the picture must compress specific pixels into a smaller space, and pick which pixel should represent the multiple pixels.
The comparison is still accurate. Changing the zoom level does not affect the comparison, only the preview of the file.
If you do not think that is the issue and for us to investigate further, please attach or email us the pair of picture files so we can test with them in house. If you email us at [email protected] , please also include a link back to this forum post for our reference. Thanks.
> Different Zoom levels can display files differently.
The difference in display is not across different zoom levels. It is within the same zoom level. There is no excuse for different panes of the same zoom level showing inconsistent pixel rendering.
> please attach or email us the pair of picture files so we can test with them in house.
Did you have a problem reproducing this? It happens on every image I've tried.
I can see something at 150%, but the screenshot is already captured at 150% zoom level. We'd need the original picture files as a good sample test case.
This is an issue with the 150% zoom level in our 3rd party image viewing library for the two outer panes. We'll keep an eye out for this issue in any updates to the library.
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