Judging a generated image meant judging it at tile size. A grid shows a reduced copy of each photo — enough to recognise it, not enough to decide whether the fabric, the stitching or the label came out right. Zooming the browser only enlarged that same reduced copy.
Images now open in a full-screen viewer. Click a photo in a list, a packshot in its details, or an image in a marketplace gallery, and the viewer loads the original file — not the smaller rendition the grid painted. Scroll or pinch to zoom in, drag to move around, and press Escape or click outside to close.
Where a set of images belongs together — the photos of one product, a model's gallery — the viewer opens the whole set, so you can move between them without going back to the grid each time.
The image you already saw appears immediately while the original loads behind it, so the viewer is never empty while you wait.