1.8.0 - viewer - High zoom quality - few issues

[user0]

XnViewMP 1.8.0 64bit
Windows11 (23H2), display resolution 3840x2160, win scaling 150%

Viewer - zoom - High zoom quality
few issues

To reproduce:
0. clean portable version and win DPI scale >100%, eg 150%
1. have test image in folder

test_img.png (563 Bytes) Viewed 2692 times

2. (optional) assign shortcut to 'High zoom quality' for easier reach, eg B


Issue A
3. open image at 100% in Viewer
4. press B (and hold)
image will shift a bit, it looks like a filter is applied
occurs when any option other than None is selected for the Zoom Out (Settings>View)


Issue B
3. goto Settings
- change Zoom Out to None (View > High zoom quality)
- press OK
4. close app
5. open image via double click in win file explorer
6. make selection
7. press B and hover cursor over image
'Show color information' will be enabled
selection rotation controls will be available (at the selection corners)
8. click on View menu
sometimes 'Info' will appear
repeat 4-8 steps ~10 times to reveal all issues




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[xnview]

Issue A
3. open image at 100% in Viewer
4. press B (and hold)
image will shift a bit, it looks like a filter is applied
occurs when any option other than None is selected for the Zoom Out (Settings>View)

yes, if you use win DPI > 150%, image at 100% will be scaled. Only when you zoom at 67%, it's 1:1

[user0]

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Issue A1

test_img_A1.zip

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check both images in Viewer at 100% with win dpi scale 150%
4bit and 1bit - have different filters applied

1bit_vs_4bit.png (2.23 KiB) Viewed 2557 times

[xnview]

[user0]

Issue A
3. open image at 100% in Viewer
4. press B (and hold)
image will shift a bit, it looks like a filter is applied
occurs when any option other than None is selected for the Zoom Out (Settings>View)

yes, if you use win DPI > 150%, image at 100% will be scaled. Only when you zoom at 67%, it's 1:1

but why does Zoom-out filter affect image at 100% zoom?

in my understanding Zoom-out filter should only apply if you:
- set it <> Noone
- enable "High zoom quality" in Viewer (always enabled in Browser?)
- set image zoom <100%


it also looks like issue B is linked with the following issue that still exists:
1.5.0 - viewer - High zoom quality - None still affects image

[xnview]

If you use DPI scaling of 200%, and image zoom at 100%, you have not 1 pixel (image) on 1 pixel (display)