Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: Debian stable Packages To compare similar images, where the object of interest (or view or photographer) has slightly moved, it would be nice to have the possibility of a synchronized view, but with a horizontal and/or vertical offset. To achieve this, one approach would be: - use (in the synchronized view mode) CTRL+slider to adjust the position of either the left or right panel, but without adjusting the other panel - keep the resulting offset for the synchronized panning and zooming so that other corresponding regions can be inspected as well. There is one (small) technical problem with keeping an offset, namely, what if during panning the edge of one of the images is reached. Presumably the simplest is to just stop (in both panels) in this case.
Hi, Maybe from the gui point of view it would be simpler to have three buttons to pan and three sliders for zoom. One for left hand side, one for right hand side and another one in the middle for synchronized zoom and pan, then one could suppress the "synchronize" button. If one wants synchronized zooming he would just use the third slider. My 2 cents. Julien
I forgot to say that this gui proposal would solve this report because the synchronized panning would be relative to the current position, so if a picture is shifted with regard to the other one the synchronized panning would keep this shift. Julien
Hum, And if in case of both images don't have the same size, synchronization is not possible... Gilles
Well in that case the synchronized pan widget and synchronized zoom widget could be grayed out or the panning/zoom would stop a some point. Julien
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