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What you're saying is enjoying in the fine details. However you can do that only if those details in different parts of the page are not too correlated, so you
by ivanhoe 6y ago
What you're saying is enjoying in the fine details. However you can do that only if those details in different parts of the page are not too correlated, so you can zoom in one part of the page, without it really be dependent on some other details somewhere else. In some situations, like say in comic books having to constantly zoom in/out totally kills the artistic impression that you'd have with an actual 2 pages book opened in front of you. Only having a bigger screen can really help with that.
- DiggyJohnson 6y agoAre you open to the argument that PDFs are not trying to solve the issue that you’re describing?
- fauigerzigerk 6y agoDepends on what the question is. If we‘re debating pros and cons of document formats, and not solving a particular problem is a con, then not trying to solve that problem doesn‘t make it a non-con.