Quality issue when resizing big image to small.
See original GitHub issueI resize a very big image (12288 × 12288) to a small image (512x512) with this library.
I have big image quality issues while resizing, how to fix this quality problem ? Thanks a lot for your help !
My code
const zoomRoot = bigSquareImageClone
.resize({ 'width': 512, 'height': 512 });
Original (screenshot un-zoomed)
Resized: Screenshot 100%
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I’m skiing right now 😁 but I can help you when I’m back this afternoon
@fabb we are actively working on the new version in a separate temporary repository: https://github.com/image-js/image-js-typescript