Camera move always adjusts zoom

[kbot]

Describe the bug When using cameraMove, the calculatedZoomLevel sets a new zoomLevel that is slightly different than the current value. This results in minor zoom when attempting to just move the camera

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to 'Camera control'
2. Click on 'newLatLng'
3. click on 'newLatLng' additional times

Expected behavior Lat long should move, camera zoom should stay constant

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Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPad 12.9 simulator
• Version iOS 17.4

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[kbot]

looking at this a little deeper, I can see that getCameraAltitude and calculatedZoomLevel have minor differences that through somewhat circular logic cause the zooming. The altitude based on the zoomLevel adjust the visible map which changes the zoomLevel... and so on

I played around with some calculations and this seems to produce more consistent values:

static let earthCircumference: Double = 40_075_016.686  // Earth's circumference in meters
static let mapWidthAtZoom21: Double = earthCircumference / 2.0  // Half circumference at zoom level 21
static let fieldOfViewAngle: Double = 15.0 * .pi / 180.0  // Field of view in radians

var calculatedZoomLevel: Double {
    get {
        // Calculate distance per pixel at zoom level 21
        let screenScale = UIScreen.main.scale  // To account for Retina screens
        let distancePerPixelAtZoom21 = MKMapView.mapWidthAtZoom21 / (256.0 * pow(2.0, maxZoomLevel)) / screenScale

        // Calculate zoom scale
        let zoomScale = (camera.altitude * tan(MKMapView.fieldOfViewAngle)) / distancePerPixelAtZoom21

        // Derive zoom level
        let zoomLevel = maxZoomLevel - log2(zoomScale)
        return zoomLevel
    }
    set (newZoomLevel) {
        Holder._zoomLevel = newZoomLevel
    }
}

private func getCameraAltitude(centerCoordinate: CLLocationCoordinate2D, zoomLevel: Double) -> Double {
    // Calculate distance per pixel at zoom level 21
    let screenScale = UIScreen.main.scale  // To account for Retina screens
    let distancePerPixelAtZoom21 = MKMapView.mapWidthAtZoom21 / (256.0 * pow(2.0, maxZoomLevel)) / screenScale

    // Calculate zoom scale
    let zoomScale = pow(2.0, maxZoomLevel - zoomLevel)

    // Derive altitude
    let altitude = (distancePerPixelAtZoom21 * zoomScale) / tan(MKMapView.fieldOfViewAngle)
    return altitude
}

[winter-tech]

I also encountered this situation on my phone, but it was in landscape mode, while portrait mode is normal