Maximum Scale Out to produce only complete image without any transparent parts added to result

[nrvikas]

Hello!

We want to avoid a situation where the image can be scaled out to an extent where it starts producing transparent parts. We want the scale out to stop at the maximum point where the complete picture is present and never goes to capture out of bounds parts of an image. The following two screenshots might give more clarity.

Is this achievable ? If yes, would appreciate if anyone could provide any direction. If this is not supported, are there any other packages that has this feature ?

Many thanks.

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[dominictobias]

I’m not sure what you mean since by default the whole image is seen, and if you scale above 1 then some will be out of bounds, below 1 and transparent areas will be seen. So the answer would be don’t scale it. Or do you mean the image itself contains transparency?

[nrvikas]

I’m not sure what you mean since by default the whole image is seen, and if you scale above 1 then some will be out of bounds, below 1 and transparent areas will be seen. So the answer would be don’t scale it. Or do you mean the image itself contains transparency?

Hi @sekoyo ,

Thanks so much for getting back - appreciate it. I think my original question was quite confusing. I have edited the question to add the original image.

Here is what we want to avoid... At scale 1 it is all good... until Scale 0.7 where image is smaller than Crop window and adds white edges... we want to avoid to scale down to this situation and probably stop at 0.75 where the image is still bigger than crop window and does not add the white edges...

Hopefully that clarifies my problem a bit better.

Thanks again.

[rafaellichen]

if you are trying to scale down because the original image is too big to display, i think you should adjust/limit the dimension of the <img/> element, and keep scale as 1.

[nrvikas]

HI @rafaellichen - thanks, I will give it a try.