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yogiyang

India
727 Posts
Posted - May 05 2014 :  07:03:45  Show Profile  Reply
In ImageEn when we change the size of a layer interactively using mouse the image (layer) becomes zaggy. This is more apparent when we enlarge the image (layer).

How to solve this problem effeciently?

TIA

Yogi Yang


Yogi Yang

Uwe

284 Posts
Posted - May 05 2014 :  08:01:12  Show Profile  Reply
Try setting the ZoomFilter to something other than rfNone.

-Uwe
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yogiyang

India
727 Posts
Posted - May 05 2014 :  22:28:14  Show Profile  Reply
Thanks for your help.

But ZoomFilter will only affect the display.

The saved file is not affected.

When we enlarge an Image on a separate layer it gets jazzy.

I want solution for this!

Regards,

Yogi Yang


Yogi Yang
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spetric

Croatia
308 Posts
Posted - May 06 2014 :  04:52:47  Show Profile  Reply
Rotating and enlarging layer, actually does not rotate/enlarge image.

You must fix layer in order to get real rotation/enlargement take effect
with respective rotate/resample filters.

To fix layer after resize:
ImageEnView->LayersFixSizes(layerIndex);
To fix layer after rotation:
ImageEnView->LayersFixRotations(layerIndex);
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xequte

38514 Posts
Posted - May 07 2014 :  03:07:51  Show Profile  Reply
Hi

With rotation you can improve the display quality using:

http://www.imageen.com/help/TImageEnView.LayersRotationUseFilterOnPreview.html

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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yogiyang

India
727 Posts
Posted - May 07 2014 :  04:09:06  Show Profile  Reply
@Nigel,

Thanks for the tip. I know this but I need to find a way to improve the final output when the whole image is flattened and save to a .jpg file. At this time all the layers that are rotated or stretched seem to show jaggy edges and if a layer is over stretched it comes out pixeleted in the .jpg file.

TIA



Yogi Yang
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xequte

38514 Posts
Posted - May 09 2014 :  03:49:37  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Yogi

Even after using the Fix* methods? Are the layers zoomed to greater than 100% Can you give me some steps to reproduce what you are seeing? If necessary email me the relevant files.



Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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