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jswinden · 10-15-2015, 02:25 PM

And here is a post that even the strictest forum police will agree belongs in this tread:

At long last iOS 9.0.2 has fixed an issue (not sure it was actually a bug) wherein custom made wallpaper images always zoomed in when the iPhone or iPad was put into Landscape view. I just added a new wallpaper I made to my iPad Mini Retina and noticed that when I go into Settings --> Wallpaper and select the image that there is now a brand new option named Perspective Zoom. The Perspective Zoom option was defaulted to ON, but you can change it to OFF. Here is what these option settings do.

Perspective Zoom = ON: Wallpaper image does NOT change zoom level when you switch between Portrait and Landscape views.
Perspective Zoom = OFF: Wallpaper image DOES change zoom level when you switch between Portrait and Landscape views.

Hey, it only took them 2+ years to listen to us!

Actually I think they labelled the options backwards, as I expected OFF to stop the zoom and ON to allow it, but at least it now works.

10-15-2015, 02:25 PM	#123
jswinden Nameless Being	Wallpaper zooming has been fixed And here is a post that even the strictest forum police will agree belongs in this tread: At long last iOS 9.0.2 has fixed an issue (not sure it was actually a bug) wherein custom made wallpaper images always zoomed in when the iPhone or iPad was put into Landscape view. I just added a new wallpaper I made to my iPad Mini Retina and noticed that when I go into Settings --> Wallpaper and select the image that there is now a brand new option named Perspective Zoom. The Perspective Zoom option was defaulted to ON, but you can change it to OFF. Here is what these option settings do. Perspective Zoom = ON: Wallpaper image does NOT change zoom level when you switch between Portrait and Landscape views. Perspective Zoom = OFF: Wallpaper image DOES change zoom level when you switch between Portrait and Landscape views. Hey, it only took them 2+ years to listen to us! Actually I think they labelled the options backwards, as I expected OFF to stop the zoom and ON to allow it, but at least it now works.