Pixelated Image Rendering in 11 Preview 8
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
When rendering images in Preview 8, they appear pixelated compared to the previous versions where they were smooth.
Preview 8
Preview 7
To Reproduce
- Add an image as an Avalonia Resource.
- Reference the image as the source of an Image control.
<Image Source="../Assets/Logos/avalonia.png"/>
Desktop:
- Windows
- Version 11 Preview 8
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 months ago
- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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Top GitHub Comments
If I run my window on a screen with a different DPI from the one the window was designed for, then all images are altered (scaled) all the time. And they look terrible with the new default scaling.
Luckily it’s easy enough to work around this globally by setting the interpolation mode whenever any window opens. But I find it strange that I have to do that.
I agree with the above, not sure why this change was made but I think it should be enabled by default like before.