Daily Edition 950 - Image Zoom Could be Better

Daily Edition 950 - Zoom Could be Better
One of the best uses I can think of for the daily edition is to function as a navigation device on which to store maps.
I am pleased with my daily edition 950, but I have tested the zoom capabilities of images and they could be better.
It appears that the zoom amount is based on a predetermined variable (it looks like a maximum of 200% of the initial screen image size). It would be better if zoom amount was based on the size of the image rather than the arbitrary screen size. Since it is not, image resolution and image size do not matter at all which ends up limiting users to low resolution images.
Please include a map function or better zoom controls in the next software update!

it is a problem i am worry too. c# image zoomer shouldnot lower image quality or it will be absolutely absurb for us. thank you for paying attention to the situation.

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