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can't zoom in and out #33

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BahaaMansour opened this issue Jan 13, 2019 · 8 comments
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can't zoom in and out #33

BahaaMansour opened this issue Jan 13, 2019 · 8 comments

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@BahaaMansour
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@Cartucho
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Most likely you installed OpenCV without QT. Which OpenCV version are you using?

@BahaaMansour
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latest version
what is QT?

@Cartucho
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So you are using version 4.0.1. Which OS are you using? How did you install it... with pip install?

@sakthigeek
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Any fix to Zooming in and zooming out? I'm using python 3.6, opencv-contrib-3.4 on windows.

@Cartucho
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Cartucho commented Jan 24, 2019

Hello! So to summarize OpenCV is planning on dropping the QT requirement and implement their own Zoom In and Zoom Out (they announced it as a GSoC project).

If you wanted to use QT on Windows you would have to manually install OpenCV, instead of using pip install, but, that would be an arduous task.

I am planning on dropping the OpenCV interface and move it to tkinter and implement the zoom by myself.

@Cartucho
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Hello guys, I have good news OpenCV is now removing the QT dependency in Google Summer of Code 2019. This issue will be fixed by this summer.

@OzgunKB
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OzgunKB commented Aug 31, 2019

I installed OpenCV. Zoom does not work.

@maayanYa
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Hi ,
The tool is great ! But the zoom in/out problem is critical in large images annotation task.
Is this issue will be fixed soon ?

Thank You

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