A Micro Loupe For You

Micro Loupe is a very easy and intuitive virtual magnifying lens.
Consider this:

It follows and displays what's under the mouse.
You may also keep it fixed on a user-selectable spot.
It keeps track of the color of the mouse's "hotspot" pixel.
It keeps track of the screen coordinates of the mouse.
At its highest magnification, it enables you to turn ON/OFF a grid; making it easier to count pixels in minute details.
The grid can be displayed in various shades of gray or you may select your own custom color for it.
You may freeze its image to allow copying to the clipboard.
It sports a user-selectable "crosshair" suitable for each of its magnification levels.
You may also invert the color of its display (which will then report the inverted pixel color numbers as well).
Micro Loupe displays images of itself, thus causing an image feedback with interesting patterns, reminiscent of playing with parallel mirrors ("hours of entertainment"). Try an inverted image.
You may hide Micro Loupe in the System Tray for easy access.
It may float above all other windows.
It is small in size (79K) and in usage of computer CPU resources.
It is a lean and mean utility program you shouldn't be without.
It may be a Micro Loupe, but it's fully feature-loaded.
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