yeah, only reason I say its a little small, is my camera 2akes 200x1500ish photos and often I'm trying to cut out small areas wit fairly accurate cropping. so even though the zoom is great, it can still be difficult. I think 800x600 would be ok if you could toggle the UI on and off or something.
A suggestion:
Another thing I thought would be cool would be some kind of numerical feedback in regards to the dimension of the current selection. so if your trying to crop a portion of a photo, you can guage what dimensions to make your final texture page.(Probably not explaining too well).
Like yesterday I had a door I wanted the perspective and lighting corrected on. Wasn't too worried about tiling. When I cropped the door I really would have found an estimated pixel width for my selection useful, in order to type a good aproximate width in the output texture size. I tried 128x256 but the door was squashed too thin. so some kind of simple measuring size would be good, kind of like in photoshop. (see below)
It's just a suggestion, which I think would make guaging final texture size a lot more intuitive.
A suggestion:
Another thing I thought would be cool would be some kind of numerical feedback in regards to the dimension of the current selection. so if your trying to crop a portion of a photo, you can guage what dimensions to make your final texture page.(Probably not explaining too well).
Like yesterday I had a door I wanted the perspective and lighting corrected on. Wasn't too worried about tiling. When I cropped the door I really would have found an estimated pixel width for my selection useful, in order to type a good aproximate width in the output texture size. I tried 128x256 but the door was squashed too thin. so some kind of simple measuring size would be good, kind of like in photoshop. (see below)
It's just a suggestion, which I think would make guaging final texture size a lot more intuitive.