| I hope I am not missing the point? In LT, why not decrease the number
| of images on the light table by rotating the thumb wheel on the mouse
| until one image fills the whole central part of the screen? That is
| what I do to perform a quick screening of a collection of images. Then
| I use the arrow keys to move among the different images. It is
| certainly not pixel-for-pixel, but if one wants to look at the type
| of detail at a pixel-by-pixel basis, it is not a quick screening any
| more.
As mentioned, one of the reasons to want this (or even a >100% view) is
to assess which version of a picture has the best focus or detail for a
particular spot. This is a quick check, as are a number of similar checks
for particular details.
A related issue is that 'zoom to fit screen' is not necessarily very
large for a vertically oriented picture on typical displays.
- cks
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