Holman QuickSource Bible Atlas: With Charts, Maps, and Biblical Reconstructions

I had hoped this would be a handy way to quickly access maps similar to those in the larger Holman Atlas, which has the best maps of any Bible Atlas I own. Unfortunately, as the other reviewer said, the images in this resource are low resolution, so much so that it's sometimes hard to read place names on maps. I think this would be a great resource if only Faithlife would increase the resolution of the images. It may be a matter of negotiating the right contract, but it is possible to get higher resolution maps from this publisher. I know by comparing the Holman Atlas images between Verbum and the other Bible software I use: the other has more than double the resolution. Low resolution maps are a fatal flaw in an atlas.

I would have appreciated this ressource if the pictures had been good quality and not looking like faded from the 70s. Also the maps and charts are low definition, so if you cannot read the info well, don't bother zooming, it won't make it any more readable. I am still looking for the perfect Bible Atlas... I have about 18 or so. But all have flaws of some kind. I really wonder why nobody has come up with the ultimate Atlas, that has all maps of good and high quality without skipping periods, have all the places mentioned in the Bible, and provide the different timelines, geographical, climate, architectural information and artifacts according the different regions and time periods.