Displaying an Image at Full Resolution

You can display a raster image at its full resolution in a view. This can be done using the Actual Resolution (1:1) tool, in the Raster Display tool box, or by selecting Display > Actual Resolution (1:1) in the Raster Manager dialog box. In both cases the view magnification is changed to let you view the image at its actual resolution, where one screen pixel represents each image pixel. When identifying the view/image, the identification point also defines the center of the rescaled view.

1. In the Raster Display tool box, select the Actual Resolution (1:1) tool.


2. Identify the raster image in the view. The identification point also defines the center of the view.
   The view updates, with the identification point at the center of the view and the image displayed at its true resolution.


3. (Optional) Identify another raster images, to change the view scale so that the image is viewed at its actual resolution.

1. In the Raster Manager dialog box, select the filename of the image.


2. Select Display > Actual Resolution (1:1).


3. Identify the view, at the point that you want to be the center of the rescaled view.
   The view updates, with the identification point at the center of the view and the image displayed at its true resolution.