The Deep Zoom feature in Microsoft Silverlight 2, which is based on SeaDragon technology from Microsoft Research, allows users to easily and cleanly navigate through very large images and only download the portions of the images needed. This webcast takes an in-depth look at Deep Zoom. It discusses the considerations that one must make when working with large images and it explains how Silverlight 2, Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, and Microsoft Expression Blend enable one to implement Deep Zoom in applications easily.
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