03-14-13 06:58 PM
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  1. clipskid's Avatar
    clipskid
    When viewing a picture in the pic app and you zoom in on it, can you then save that expanded version?
    03-14-13 03:27 PM
  2. mugen27's Avatar
    mugen27
    You can edit the original picture by going into edit mode and cropping (Transform) the picture - then just save it.
    03-14-13 03:28 PM
  3. chrispmoto's Avatar
    chrispmoto
    Take a "screen shot" once its zoomed in. I did this yesterday. Push the up and down volume buttons at the same time.
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    03-14-13 03:30 PM
  4. clipskid's Avatar
    clipskid
    Originally Posted by mugen27
    You can edit the original picture by going into edit mode and cropping (Transform) the picture - then just save it.
    I want to zoom in on a picture then save it. I believe your method will just crop the original size
    03-14-13 03:31 PM
  5. tfp's Avatar
    tfp
    Originally Posted by clipskid
    I want to zoom in on a picture then save it. I believe your method will just crop the original size
    Have you tried?
    03-14-13 03:33 PM
  6. clipskid's Avatar
    clipskid
    Originally Posted by chrispmoto
    Take a "screen shot" once its zoomed in. I did this yesterday. Push the up and down volume buttons at the same time.
    Ahh great idea! This seems to do the trick. Thx man!
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    03-14-13 03:35 PM
  7. clipskid's Avatar
    clipskid
    Originally Posted by tfp
    Have you tried?
    I did try that. I wouldn't have posted a thread if I hadn't
    03-14-13 03:35 PM
  8. CzechShark's Avatar
    CzechShark
    Ya screenshot works great, I use this method when i find a wallpaper background i like but is usually for a desktop resolution so i zoom it in position exactly where i like it and screenshot it.
    03-14-13 03:38 PM
  9. mugen27's Avatar
    mugen27
    Same results I think. The snapshot is quick though.

    Attached are pictures using the crop feature.
    Can you save zoomed in pictures?-img_00000120.jpg
    Can you save zoomed in pictures?-img_00000120_edit.jpg

    Posted via CB10
    03-14-13 05:15 PM
  10. InvalidUser0510's Avatar
    InvalidUser0510
    The crop idea is literally what "digital zoom" is, so that is the best solution. Taking a screenshot will work as well, but will degrade picture quality more than just cropping to the area you want.
    03-14-13 05:29 PM
  11. clipskid's Avatar
    clipskid
    Originally Posted by mugen27
    Same results I think. The snapshot is quick though.

    Attached are pictures using the crop feature.
    Click image for larger version.  Name: IMG_00000120.jpg  Views: 103  Size: 21.8 KB  ID: 141290
    Click image for larger version.  Name: IMG_00000120_edit.jpg  Views: 119  Size: 27.3 KB  ID: 141291

    Posted via CB10
    Agreed, I find the snapshot method a lot faster, I can get the picture exactly where I want then simply click. With cropping I found myself having to try a few times before I got it somewhat close
    03-14-13 06:58 PM
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