TImageEnProc.Resample

Declaration

procedure Resample(NewWidth, NewHeight: Integer; FilterType: TResampleFilter = rfNone; MaintainAspectRatio: Boolean = False); overload;
procedure Resample(ScaleBy: Double; FilterType: TResampleFilter = rfNone); overload;

Description

Resizes the current image. Unlike ImageResize, the content of the image will change (i.e. it is stretched to the new size).

Parameter	Description
NewWidth	New image width in pixels. If NewWidth is -1 then it is calculated automatically, respecting the proportions
NewHeight	New image height in pixels. If NewHeight is -1 then it is calculated automatically, respecting the proportions
FilterType	Resampling interpolation algorithm
MaintainAspectRatio	Automatically reduces NewWidth or NewHeight to ensure the original proportions of the image are maintained

Supported filters by PixelFormat:

Filter	ie1g	ie8g	ie16g	ie24RGB	ie32RGB	ie48RGB
rfNone
rfTriangle
rfHermite
rfBell
rfBSpline
rfLanczos3
rfMitchell
rfNearest
rfLinear
rfFastLinear
rfBilinear
rfBicubic
rfProjectBW
rfProjectWB
rfWICNearestNeighbor
rfWICLinear
rfWICCubic
rfWICFant
rfWICCubicHQ

Note: A UI for this is available to your users in the Image Processing dialog

Demos

	Demos\ImageEditing\Resize\Resize.dpr
	Demos\ImageEditing\CompleteEditor\PhotoEn.dpr
	Demos\ImageEditing\EveryMethod\EveryMethod.dpr

Examples

// Resize the image to width of 50 (with height automatically set) without any smoothing algorithm
ImageEnView1.Proc.Resample( 50, -1, rfNone );

// Resize the image to height of 100 (with width automatically calculated) and high quality smoothing
ImageEnView1.Proc.Resample( -1, 100, rfLanczos3 );

// Resize the image so that it is no higher or wider than 100, but maintains the original aspect ratio (e.g. a 4:3 portrait image would have the new dimensions 100 x 75)
ImageEnView1.Proc.Resample( 100, 100, rfLanczos3, True );

// Resize the image to half its current size with fast, but good quality smoothing
ImageEnView1.IO.LoadFromFile( 'D:\TestImage.jpg' );

ImageEnView1.Proc.Resample( 0.5, rfLanczos3 );

TImageEnProc.Resample