ImageGear Professional gives you complete control over how your application displays each of its images. Among the attributes you can set on an image-by-image basis are:
- Auto-color reduction for low color modes
- High-quality display for all video modes
- Contrast/Brightness
- Display effects (wipes, blocks, etc.)
- Color reduction (several types)
- Transparency
- Gamma correction
- Dithering
- Rotation
- The portion of the image to display (the array of pixels within the DIB bitmap is called the Image Rectangle)
- How to fit the Image Rectangle to the Device Rectangle
- The background fill pattern and color to use (for any area of the Device Rectangle left vacant by the image)
- Region within the display area the image is to be displayed (this area is called the Device Rectangle)
- Center image in window
- Fit to width, height, window
- Precision scrolling
- Sub-region display
- Auto-aspect ratio
- Preserve black and preserve white display for 1-bit images
- Sub-second display rotation supported
- Faster image display
- Anti-alias display
- Huge image display capability
- Merge 2 images during display
- 4x faster scale-to-gray
- Center, zoom, or scroll a displayed image from within your application
- Use an image's LUTs (Look-Up Tables) to translate the palette to another set of colors
All of the above display attributes affect the display only. They do not alter either the image bitmap or the color palette in the DIB. |
See Also:
Working with ImageGear Color Profile Manager
Working with Global Control Parameters
Working with Color Space Conversion Engine
Working with Grayscale Look-Up Tables
Working with Multi-page Images
Working with ImageGear Digital Camera RAW Filter