Viewport size

I’m facing an “issue” with small devices.

If I specify a viewerport bigger than the screen size, the viewport canvas is not visible. This takes the correct sizes when you export the image but it’s a bit annoying if you’re using a small phone because you don’t know what you are cropping.

i.e I’ve got this parameters:

var opts = {
        viewport: {
          width: 400,
          height: 400
        },
        enableOrientation: true
      };

I took a couple screenshots with the browser, one using iPhone 6 and another one with iPad

Using iPhone 6 you don’t really know what part of the img are you going to crop as I said.

[thedustinsmith]

I understand now.

The second “issue”, is a good idea, but I think a better place for it is in #207. Once we throw multiple items in one issue, I get lost in which one we’re talking about. Let’s leave #207 to focus on that.

I’ll get back to you on the first issue described. I have to give it some thought, I think I see what you’re saying though.

[liran-co]

Any update on the first issue? I thought setting the result to ‘original’ was supposed to do this, but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything. I want the image size to retain itself, but cropped to the viewport. For example, if you had a 400x400 image and without any cropping, you get the result, it reduces the size to the viewport size which significantly degrades the quality.