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Unfortunately it doesn't look like WPF supports DeepZoom, but you could create a normal SL DeepZoom and host it inside a WebBroswer control in your WPF app.
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Unfortunately it doesn't look like WPF supports DeepZoom, but you could create a normal SL DeepZoom and host it inside a WebBroswer control in your WPF app.

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If I go this route and use a WebBrowser control can my application still communicate with silverlight so that I can do certain things in my wpf application when the deep zoom is at a specific location. &nbsp;Or are there any alternatives that can simulate deepzooms functionality that you know of?
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If I go this route and use a WebBrowser control can my application still communicate with silverlight so that I can do certain things in my wpf application when the deep zoom is at a specific location.  Or are there any alternatives that can simulate deepzooms functionality that you know of?

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Thanks, is more than enough information to get me started. &nbsp;
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Thanks, is more than enough information to get me started.  

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Is it possible to use deepzoom with a wpf/xbap application instead of silverlight, and if not, is there an alternative that will give me the same fluid controls and navigation as DeepZoom?
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Is it possible to use deepzoom with a wpf/xbap application instead of silverlight, and if not, is there an alternative that will give me the same fluid controls and navigation as DeepZoom?

Using DeepZoom with a WPF Application

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