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The new Azure Maps seems to zoom in too far, cutting out the US and Australia, focusing on Europe. The old "Map" correctly shows the regions. Both are set to auto zoom, which is what I would like. But I don't want it to zoom so far that it cuts bits out. Old map left, azure map right.
Just to verify, you are seeing this in the Power BI visual? Double checking as Azure Maps is used in a lot of different places and is also a developer API.
Note, the image on the left you provided isn't Azure Maps but Bing Maps. Bing Maps only supported integer zoom levels while Azure Maps supports fractional zoom levels. So that might be part of the issue if the team just ported code over as is. That said, North America and Australia seem too far away from the main map view, so curious to find out the cause here as Azure Maps wouldn't normally do that. I'll reach out to the team who manages the Azure Maps Power BI visual.
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Hi Sam,
Thanks for letting us know.
We're aware of this issue and are working on it. Will let you know what the fix is deployed.