I think that you covered all the ways to use the zoom tool. Personaly, I always use the zoom pinch gesture on my trackpad which is the fastest and simplest way to zoom in and out in my opinion. I love your tip about the new view to open a new tab. Using the tab shortcut is a great way to work on details without zooming in and out all the time. Thank you for another awesome tutorial... You are the best! 🙌🔥
Hi! Ctrl+8 is not 227%. It's for actual size (i.e. the printed size according to document's pixels and ppi resolution), which just happens to be 227% in this case. Very useful indeed.
Also you need your monitor EDID data to be installed in your system (nothing fancy. Your monitor's driver should do that) for ctrl+8 to work correctly. I have learnt it the hard way.
I saw that this video was over six minutes long and I'm thinking to myself, how can a video about the simple and straight forward 'Zoom tool' be stretched out to over six minutes? So I I figured that there must be more to the zoom tool that meets that -- So I have to watch it now & Learn some things! Lol
Really useful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I think that you covered all the ways to use the zoom tool. Personaly, I always use the zoom pinch gesture on my trackpad which is the fastest and simplest way to zoom in and out in my opinion. I love your tip about the new view to open a new tab. Using the tab shortcut is a great way to work on details without zooming in and out all the time. Thank you for another awesome tutorial... You are the best! 🙌🔥
Thank you for sharing! Personally when working on a laptop, the trackpad is also my favorite for zooming :)
Hi! Ctrl+8 is not 227%. It's for actual size (i.e. the printed size according to document's pixels and ppi resolution), which just happens to be 227% in this case. Very useful indeed.
Thank you! I thought there should be a good reason why it was 227 :)
Also you need your monitor EDID data to be installed in your system (nothing fancy. Your monitor's driver should do that) for ctrl+8 to work correctly. I have learnt it the hard way.
I saw that this video was over six minutes long and I'm thinking to myself, how can a video about the simple and straight forward 'Zoom tool' be stretched out to over six minutes? So I I figured that there must be more to the zoom tool that meets that -- So I have to watch it now & Learn some things! Lol
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