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February 26, 2024
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P: Survey View (N) should get a Zoom 100 option

  • February 26, 2024
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Wish is to have the ability to zoom into all images shown in Survey View to a specified zoom value, e.g. 100%. E.g. use Z as shortcut. Panning via Spacebar + Left Mouse would be essential in such a mode too.
Reason: Survey view is useful for culling images quickly. However, as I often use a luck shot approach in sub-optimal lighting conditions I want to be able to quickly select a group of images in Library mode and set the zoom to 100% to find the one which is sharpest. Then I would mark this one for keeping and be done quickly with the rest. The Compare option kind of does that but only allows 2 images to be compared and that seems unnecessarily tedious when going through dozens of images.

4 replies

Glenn McDowall
Participating Frequently
August 20, 2026

Firstly lets increase the number of images you can compare at once.

 

But I’d go further, lets have a dedicated comparing workspace/tab.

Lets Zoom All windows like in photoshop.

Lets have the option to pan All windows.

Lets have a mode where the zoom + and - is based on image content rather than just %. For example you take a shot on your 24MP Camera and your 108MP phone, locking the percentage zoom is not so useful would be amazing to get AI to show the same bits of the image at the same size on screen as say the “most selected” image.

Lets have Focus and AI culling information conveniently to hand.

In this mode lets have some sort of ability to hide images in the film strip, thinking you could be comparing similar images from different days, same location but along way apart in the film strip, maybe you could add images to a deck of cards (or pile of prints) left, then decks for Keep, Maybe, and Rject on the right.

 

Not everyone takes sharp pictures all the time.

Participant
April 8, 2025

This is so frustrating!  The same function should be possible in Survey view as in Compare view.

 

PROVINZ
Inspiring
June 2, 2024

definitely miss that feature too

Participant
May 22, 2024

This is a hot topic since the last 15 years. I can't understand why Adobe still didn't implement it.

On top of that, it's well done in the "compare view", they just need to do the same with the Survey view.

Hope Adobe will lisen to their customers soon and implement it, it's a quick win for them