Preview images are too small - can't be changed.

When I open some jpegs, I only see very tiny versions of the images in Preview. It's really disconcerting. I know that they are larger - I've downloaded them from the web, saved them on the desktop or in a folder, and then when I double click and open them, they view at far, far smaller than the pixel width and height.
Even when I select "Actual Size" in View, they remain just as small. And then when I click the + button to enlarge the image, it simply blows it up, pixellated.
It seems really crazy and buggy to me. I've never had this problem before, and I've been using mac for years. Any clues / fixes?

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I am not sure I was clear enough. (EDIT Some testing before finally posting this does show some strangeness)
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