Zoom image from origin
Zoom images from its origin while opening the image gallery.
You need to know the original image size upfront and provide it via data-lg-size attribute as data-lg-size=“1920-1280”
If you don’t know, the size of a few images in the list, you can skip the data-lg-size attribute for the particular slides, lightGallery will show the default animation if data-lg-size is not available
Demo
HTML Structure
<div id="lg-share-demo">
    <a
        data-lg-size="1600-1067"
        href="img/img1.jpg"
    >
        <img src="img/thumb1.jpg" />
    </a>
    <a
        data-lg-size="1600-1067"
        href="img/img2.jpg"
    >
        <img src="img/thumb2.jpg" />
    </a>
    ...
</div>
JavaScript
lightGallery(document.getElementById('gallery-zoom-from-origin-demo'));
Using zoomFromOrigin with responsive images
If you want to use zoomFromOrigin option with responsive images, You can
provide specific lg-size values for specific screen size by providing a comma
separated list of sizes combined with a max-width (up to what size the
particular image should be used)
For example, if you have similar html structure,
<div>
    <a
        data-lg-size="240-160-375, 400-267-480, 1600-1067"
        data-responsive="/img/img-240.jpg 375, /img/img-400.jpg 480"
        data-src="/img/img-1600.jpg"
    >
        <img alt="thumb" src="img/thumb.jpg" />
    </a>
    ...
</div>
Up to 375 width, img.240.jpg and lg-size 240-160 will be used.
Similarly, up to 480 pixel width, size 400-267 and img-400.jpg will be
used. And above 480, lg-size 1600-1067 and img-1600.jpg will be used