Return an image to its original size?

Hi everyone,
When trying to sort layouts in indesign I'm very often scaling pictures until they fit in the page correctly. But is there a way to reset the original size of the image without having to re-import when I want to try a different size?
Thanks,
Chris

The reason for not using that is it scales text wrap amounts and does strange things to the listed weights for strokes and font sizes when objects have been scaled.
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