Thread: How do you handle double-page spread illustrations?
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Old 11-11-2011, 09:54 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by DaleDe View Post
Actually most eBook readers would shrink the 800px wide image down to 600px for vertical viewing, so you could just include the one wider image. You may want to experiment with larger images. Some readers will let you double click the image and pan around so if it has some important detail you may want to make it a bit bigger than 800px wide.

Dale
My readers don't do pan and zoom, but that's a good point. Hubby has a kind of zoom on his new T-1, I'll have to try this and see. It might be the best alternative. Thanks.
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