Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Here it is:In reality, Enrico, the quality of this IMAGE.TIF looks bad, even in IRFANVIEW.exe.
https://imgur.com/a/1BC3S4a
Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Here it is:Yes.
https://imgur.com/a/1BC3S4a
In reality, Enrico, the quality of this IMAGE.TIF looks bad, even in IRFANVIEW.exe.The image we see on this forum is of a lesser quality than what the user actually sees on his computer.
nageswaragunupudi wrote:Exactly Master Rao. Here on Windows 7, the image is horrible.In reality, Enrico, the quality of this IMAGE.TIF looks bad, even in IRFANVIEW.exe.The image we see on this forum is of a lesser quality than what the user actually sees on his computer.
I don't understand. I see an image of good quality here, no white stains on it. I can't reproduce the problem here.
Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:I don't understand. I see an image of good quality here, no white stains on it. I can't reproduce the problem here.I am pleasantly surprised that you do not see any problem at you end. I am unable to explain. But I do see the difference here, even with my poor eye-sight, while testing with the TIF file he has sent me.
#include "fivewin.ch"
function Main()
local oDlg, oImage, cFile := "image.tif"
DEFINE DIALOG oDlg SIZE 1000,900 PIXEL TRUEPIXEL RESIZABLE
@ 20,20 XIMAGE oImage FILE FILOADIMG( cFile ) SIZE -20,-20 OF oDlg
oImage:lBmpTransparent := .f.
ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED
return nil
nageswaragunupudi wrote:Please look at the result image that I shared some messages up. How do you see it?I don't understand. I see an image of good quality here, no white stains on it. I can't reproduce the problem here.I am pleasantly surprised that you do not see any problem at you end. I am unable to explain. But I do see the difference here, even with my poor eye-sight, while testing with the TIF file he has sent me.
Please look at the result image that I shared some messages up. How do you see it?That was by Irfanview and its ok.
XIMAGE( cFile ) // bad qualityXIMAGE( filoadimg( cFile ), , .f. ) // betterI don't know if it helps...Yes, in this case, we get the same quality with both TImage and TXImage. The reason is the hBitmap of TImage is read with freeimage.dll.
If I am correct, I took the handle of an Image object and used it as source of a xImage object and the quality in the screen are is the same.
This make me thinking that the issue can be only when showing the image on screen.
I used the samples provided in this thread. Anyway, good to know you are fixed the problem.
nageswaragunupudi wrote:I suggest this work-around.This worked very well.
aBmp[ 1 ] := GDIP_ImageFromFile( uBmp, !lGdipImage, Upper( cFileExt( uBmp ) ) == "GIF" )=="GIF"$ "GIF,TIFF"aBmp[ 1 ] := GDIP_ImageFromFile( uBmp, !lGdipImage, Upper( cFileExt( uBmp ) ) $ "GIF,TIFF" )oImage:lBmpTransparent := .f.XIMAGE( "image.tif",, .f. )