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How to find, whether an image has been zoom to its max??

Hi, I have an image which is zoomed to max, in general, for any image, if its width or height

is been scaled beyond 15000f (roughly), the image vanishes.

Is there any way to find whether the image is been zoomed to its max? something like

getPixelsPerUnit ??

Thanks.

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