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Re: Draw::DrawImageOp optimization bug [message #19401 is a reply to message #19368] Mon, 01 December 2008 11:25 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Tom1
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I looked into this problem from another aspect: I shrinked the rectangle by one pixel from each edge. This proved that in the RLE code the edges of the rectangles and sub-images are exactly accurate. What happens in XPS, is that the edges show sub-pixel level inaccuracies that are internal to the XPS. This can be very accurately visualized in XPS Viewer using 5000% zooming. So, it is not U++ fault. XPS Viewer also internally softens the rasters when zooming in, and then another set of problems arise with the rectangles and sub-images: They do not quite fit together with soft and sharp edges side-by-side.

On the other hand, the unrelated problem with uneven colors in Xerox Phaser 6200, might have something to do with color spaces being different for images and vector elements causing weird color effects. I have no proof of this, but still, the printout gets corrected when this optimization is commented out.

I suggest an option flag -- maybe even enabled by default -- for skipping the optimization for large images.

// Tom
 
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