TS3367 Change facetime image size on iPad 4

Using FaceTime over wifi how do I obtain full size image of person called and they can view full image on there device iPhone 4 have archived once but don,t know how
But now cannot see image only voice
So have reverted back to using iPhone 4S to iPhone 4 works fine
Any ideas

(edit - Meant to respond to the original poster)
You can change the default font size for Mail, Contacts and Notes.
Settings > General > Accessibility > Large text.
You can zoom the entire screen.
See this -> iPad: Configuring accessibility features (including VoiceOver and Zoom)
Settings > General > Accessibility > Zoom set to On..
Three finger double tap drag up to Zoom out, drag down to Zoom in.
Three finger tap and drag to move the screen around.

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