The others are easier to use, but sacrifice some power for usability. I also think that the 'Increment by 1' is the single most important option to at least have, because it offers the most control. I don't know if OpenShot has ever used any other zoom-levels before the 'Increment by 1' option, but if so, those should probably be included for the sake of users familiar with them. I haven't really used it much, but the rate at which the zoom gets progressively faster would likely be useful to somebody working on a project with lots of big-picture and fine-detail work. The 'Bezier Curve' zoom introduced in 836a023. I would also recommend this as the default option to use. This is probably my personal favorite, as it offers zoom-levels that progress in a logical and, for me at least, intuitive manner. The 'Exponential' zoom from 8427208 and 1fe2c8e. It is the best in terms of control, but most people don't use most of the levels, so it can be a bit unwieldy. The 'Increment by 1' zoom found in the current stable release. The zoom levels I know of that could be used would be: This would mean that we would have to come up with names for each zoom level. I would think that the best way to implement that would be a drop-down menu in the general tab of preferences.

I think a good way to fix this would be to add zoom-level-presets so that anybody can change the zoom to how they like it.

Currently in the newest build, the zoom level is a little frustrating for me to use because I often use the zoom level between 1 and 7.

Openshot zoom