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Image Display for Pocket PC 2002

Take control of your Pocket PC 2002 application's image display.  With LEADTOOLS Imaging Library for Pocket PC 2002, you control brightness and contrast settings, color reduction with dithering and palette control, zooming/scaling/fitting, and scrolling. Additionally, LEADTOOLS provides image-list and thumbnail browser controls and a special magnifying-glass feature.

LEADTOOLS Imaging Library for Pocket PC 2002 renders an image of any color depth (1 to 64 bit) to any ARM Pocket PC 2002 device, automatically handling any color reduction or expansion.  Use nearest neighbor (fastest), bilinear (fast-good quality) or bicubic (best quality) resampling for zoomed display of images. Images can be automatically dithered to match the output display on the fly, without changing the image in memory. Intensity, contrast and gamma correction changes can be applied to the display without affecting the original data. (AdditionalIy, the color reduction and display settings can be rendered into the image if desired, see Image Processing )  Images can be scaled, zoomed, or scrolled when displayed.

You can position the displayed image, and zoom in or out by scaling and clipping the display.  The rotated display feature allows rendering images rotated in 90-degree increments without changing the image in memory; perfect for quickly displaying landscape images on Pocket PC 2002 device. On a 256-color Pocket PC 2002 device, you can use a fixed palette option to eliminate palette shifting when displaying more than one image at a time. LEADTOOLS also lets you display and manipulate a list of images as an array of thumbnails using the ImageList API. In addition, LEADTOOLS Imaging Library for Pocket PC 2002 provides a Thumbnail Browser for browsing entire directories of image files.

When painting images on any video device, you can do the following:

  • Control the brightness, contrast, and gamma correction when painting (without affecting the underlying bitmap).
  • Scale and position the image - specify source rectangle (portion of source image to paint) and destination rectangle (position on screen or drawing surface on which to paint it) for complete control over image zoom and position. When used with the AutoScroll option, all Scroll Bar activity is automatic (scroll bars respond to programmatic changes of display settings, and display settings are updated by user's use of scroll bars).
  • Limit the area to be painted by specifying the source and destination clipping areas (independent of source and destination rectangles which position image on screen).
  • Apply any of over 2000 special effects, such as wipes, fades, dissolves, transitions commonly used in slide presentations.
  • Apply ROP codes, which determine how to interact with the existing image on the screen.
  • Use a buffer as the source to paint.   (Can be used, for example, to paint an image as it is being loaded)
  • Play animations such as Animated GIF files.

If the display mode is 256 colors or less, you can do the following:

  • Use the palette associated with the image (if paletized), or use a fixed palette. You can specify LEAD's fixed palette or the Netscape fixed palette.  Fixed palettes allow you to display multiple images on a screen in 256 color mode without "color shifting".
  • Specify the dithering method, for images that have more bits per pixel than the current video mode. The following are possible options:
    Normal dithering (using error diffusion).
    Ordered dithering, which is faster but less accurate than normal.
    No dithering, which relies on the display device for color reduction.

For displaying 1-bit (black-and-white) images, you can do the following to enhance the quality of display:

  • Specify a scale-to-gray option, which increases the clarity of the 1-bit images when they are scaled (zoomed in or zoomed out).
  • Specify a favor-black option, which prevents loss of details, such as fine lines, when an image is scaled down (zoomed out).

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See Bitonal Filters applied to a sample image

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Display: Special Effects

 

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