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How to add simple photo processing to your WPF application

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By Peter Huber SG, bitmapImage.Begin Init, Bitmap Source bitmapSource, bitmapImage.Pixel Height
| The Code Project
WPF makes it easy to include image files into the UI. However, giving the user the ability to import .jpg and similar files, choosing which part of the photo should get displayed and displaying it as thumbnail EFFICIENTLY is a challenge. This article does not show a complete application, but the problems one encounters and how to solve them.
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How to Make WPF Behave like Windows when Dealing with Images (Solving DPI Problems)

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By Peter Huber SG, bitmapImage.Begin Init, Bitmap Source bitmapSource, bitmapImage.Pixel Height
| The Code Project
WPF tried to be more clever than Windows and introduced DIP, device independent pixels, which should make sure that an image gets displayed in the same size (inches) regardless of the size of the monitor. What sounds like an improvement might be actually a disadvantage. If an image displayed on a laptop screen occupies x inches, it should not have the same inch size on a mobile phone nor on a TV. This article explains how to make WPF behave more like Windows.
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How to make WPF to behave like Windows when dealing with images (solving DPI problems)

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By Peter Huber SG, bitmapImage.Begin Init, Bitmap Source bitmapSource, bitmapImage.Pixel Height
| The Code Project
WPF tried to be more clever than Windows and introduced DIP, device independent pixels, which should make sure that an image gets displayed in the same size (inches) regardless of the size of the monitor. What sounds like an improvement might be actually a disadvantage. If an image displayed on a laptop screen occupies x inches, it should not have the same inch size on a mobile phone nor on a TV. This article explains how to make WPF behave more like Windows.
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