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Tuesday, March 29, 2005 5:55:44 AM(UTC)
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When displaying a bitonal file, it looks pretty grainy. I converted the file to an 8 bit Grayscale and the image looks a lot better. However when implementing the rotate method it takes 3 seconds to rotate 90 degrees. I could shave 1 second off of the rotate by changing it back to a bitonal bitmap, rotating and then changing to grayscale again.
Is there a better way of either impoving the quality of the image when displayed AND have fast rotates.
Thanks, Mike
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Tuesday, May 3, 2005 4:52:03 AM(UTC)
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When dealing with 1-bit (B&W) images, you should use the Scale To Gray or Favor Black display options. These are available in Document Imaging and up.
Converting the images to 8-bit is not a good solution because you are increasing the size/memory requirements by a factor of 8.
As for Fast Rotate, if you are only wanting to rotate for display purposes, use the Fast Rotate features.
Which platform are you using (COM, API, etc.)?
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Ike
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