BUG / MISSING FEATURE - Image ZOOM
I have many encyclopedias and cannot zoom on images. I want to double tap / select an image and have it pop-up a new window with an enlarged image. I could make a voice suggestion to implement this feature but come on, this should be incorporated by default.
I asked about this earlier and was told that Logos isn't often provided a high-resolution version of an image and so zooming does not work.
This is either false or my question was misunderstood.
For example, please examine both of the screenshots attached. I am reading the ZEB and I see a cool image and want to make it bigger. It's impossible... unless... I increase the font size. This is clearly an impractical solution but it does show that images can in fact be resized.
I previously used Logos on Android and I recall being able to double click on most images and zoom-in but I have never experienced this on IOS.
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Here is another example from the ESV study bible:
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Finally, here is the same map from post #2 in Android (top shots are on my ipad pro whereas this android shot is from an android phone). Image 1 is the default view. Image 2 is when I double click on the image. Image 3 is when I double click on Image 2. So zoom is built into the Android app but absent on the IOS app (unless one increases the font size which is impractical)...
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Hi Matt, I just checked the exact same first image you show above in the ZEB on my iPad. I double tap on the image, it shows up on its own. Then I can use my two fingers to pinch it out - and make it bigger - or pinch it in - and it gets smaller. Have you tried that?
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It works on my iPhone too, same way - here is the pinched-out version of the picture:
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Don Awalt said:
Hi Matt, I just checked the exact same first image you show above in the ZEB on my iPad. I double tap on the image, it shows up on its own. Then I can use my two fingers to pinch it out - and make it bigger - or pinch it in - and it gets smaller. Have you tried that?
That's really odd. I double tap the image and it highlights it and the standard message bar appears asking me to copy lookup search etc. Same message bar when I select any text in the Logos app.
I tried this on my iPad air, iPad pro, and iphone.
Are you using the latest version of Logos on iOS? And what version of iOS itself?
Here is a link of a video where I am double-tapping but it's not working:
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I'm able to reproduce this issue in 5.3.4: https://monosnap.com/file/2NVU7sjeIiXmHhJnSlsaZ5syOrXAME
However, it's already fixed in the beta: https://monosnap.com/file/otAMmN6RxtZDE7CyAu2EywBng1ptCn
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Woohoo! So I'm not crazy and there is a solution. Guess I'll hold out until the beta is pushed to the app store as a non beta. Thanks!
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Don is running an earlier version of the 5.4.0 beta which is why he isn't seeing the issue.
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YAY Beta program! [:D]
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I am having this problem on a Samsung s21 ultra. I ran it both on the latest logos and the beta. Both are producing the same failed results. I cannot zoom into any of the images in othmar keels book the symbolism of the biblical world. Images are super small and whenever I double tap on an image, it highlights it blue. Any way to fix this. It has been like 5 years this this post came out. I hope there will be a solution.
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Here are some screen shots.
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I face the same issue with Samsung Galaxy A55, Android 14.
For an Atlas it is essential that zoom-in works.
A similar issue in Bruce: Bible Histoy Atlas (Study Edition). Here I can tap on an image waiting very short and add a double-tap. Then the image opens in an extra canvas. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Is the phenomen addressed as an issue has to be solved?
I have to use my time out-of-home - it is an important use case for me.
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This is a really old and mixed thread. You might considering starting a fresh one stating your use case and problem on the Android platform with your specific device to get it focused attention. You could even put in a link to this thread if it is helpful. I suggest this because I am concerned your question will get lost.
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