Full resolution

[Jan Emil Christiansen]

How do I change
thumbnail = image.GetThumbnailImage
to get full resolution pictures?

[Kirby Turner]

Image.GetThumbnailImage() is a .NET Framework call.  You can read more about it from the Framework documentation at:

ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/cpref/html/frlrfSystemDrawingImageClassGetThumbnailImageTopic.htm

That said, the variable image is the full size image.  You don't need to do anything to get the full size image.  The code: thumbnail = image; would give you the full res picture.

Hope that helps.

-KIRBY

[Jan Emil Christiansen]

I do not think I get full resolution.
If I use
http://www.dotnetforum.dk/forum/showpost.aspx?PostID=47
the resolution are better.

[Jan Emil Christiansen]

Maybe you can make it as a config setting.

image.GetThumbnailImage compress the pictures - faster loadtime, but lower resolution.

http://www.freelancefotograf.dk/album/

Regards
Jan Emil Christiansen

// Aspect ratio logic provided by Bryce Jasmer.
float aspect = image.PhysicalDimension.Width / image.PhysicalDimension.Height;
if ( aspect <= 1.0 ) // Portrait
{   
    Size newSize = new Size((int)(maxDimension * aspect),  maxDimension);
    thumbnail = new Bitmap(image, newSize);
}
else // Landscape
{
    Size newSize = new Size(maxDimension, (int)(maxDimension / aspect));
    thumbnail = new Bitmap(image, newSize);
}

[Kirby Turner]

Thanks.  I now understand.  I will add the code soon.  Thanks again.