On 2/7/12 5:06 PM, Matthew Wilcox wrote:
I agree about this. But realise that if we take your zoom use case to it's logical conclusion, we'd need to supply images at an infinite resolution. Which is patently absurd. With visual media, it is expected, and the only practical thing, to have pixelation at zooms higher than one CSS pixel.
I don't think that's expected if your initial zoom level maps a single CSS px to multiple device pixels. If my device runs at 300dpi by default, I should be able to zoom in 3x or so before any pixelation happens, I'd hope.
-Boris
