Plugging cam into iPhoto how to see larger pic before import

Hello, when I plug my camera into iPhoto it show me the scree of photos that I can import. Is there anyway to make these photos bigger?
I see now way to zoom them. It would be nice not to have to transfer all photos into iPhoto and then view in.a larger format and delete.
I would like to be able to see the pic better so I can choose which ones to import and which ones not to.
Thanks

Thanks It's 11. I have used the zoom slider but its still small for me. It doesn't zoom as large as when the photos are in the library already.
I'm not near a my Mac, you can't double click on them in the camara view to make larg like when they are in the library can you ?

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