Comments on Silverlight Recipes: Silverlight 2.0 Deep Zoom using MultiScaleImage Co...

Don't ask me why, but I still find flash so much e...

2008-12-28T13:04:00.000+02:00

Don't ask me why, but I still find flash so much easier :) heh.

I hope MS will catchup with time

No problems, Its great that everyone is playing an...

2008-03-08T09:57:00.000+02:00

No problems, Its great that everyone is playing and posting code around. No waiting for MSFT to actually document it ;)
I've produced a full sample from all the bits floating around -
http://www.soulsolutions.com.au/Blog/tabid/73/EntryID/394/Default.aspx

You are absolutely right, I was going to use an ea...

2008-03-06T23:25:00.000+02:00

You are absolutely right, I was going to use an easing out equation to control the speed of movement, and adjust for the ViewportWidth. I did not test the sample extensively, but I wanted to share the code as fast as I can because there was no info out there about this exciting new feature. Thanks for your comments and enhancements to the code!

Very close but don't you notice as you zoomin the ...

2008-03-06T23:12:00.000+02:00

Very close but don't you notice as you zoomin the pan becomes to much, zoomout not enough? I found you need to multiply by the "ViewportWidth" property to adjust for this. I also stored the current position and offset on mousedown and then used this, also cleared the isdraging flag on the leave event so you don't miss a mouse up. -don't know how it will render in comment but here is a snippet