Windows11 (26H2), display resolution 3840x2160, dpi scale 150%
Viewer - anti-aliasing
To reproduce:
0. prerequisites
- set AA-in filter to any, except None or Bilinear
- have image with transparency in folder, eg 1. open test image in Viewer
2. zoom-in, eg to 800%
3. disable 'Use anti-aliasing'
4. press M to show alpha channel (or any other channel)
single channel will be shown - OK
5. enable 'Use anti-aliasing'
all channels will be shown
Related
- issues
1.12.2 - viewer - antialiasing - some filters break single-channel display (current post)
1.8.2 - view - png - tRNS transparency - viewing issues
1.7.1 - viewer - antialiasing - border at the edge of transparent png
- todo -
1.12.2 - viewer - antialiasing - bilinear shifts image
1.12.2 - viewer - antialiasing - settings enforcement
- fixed -
1.3.0 - view - scaling - transparency grid issue (1.12.3)
1.8.0 - viewer - antialiasing - issue with dpi scaling (1.12.2)
1.8.8 - viewer - png - alpha transparency - clipboard issues (1.11.4)
1.6.5 - view - transparent index visible when zooming (1.8.1)
1.7.2 - viewer - Show alpha became disabled (1.8.0)
1.5.0 - viewer - antialiasing - None still affects image (1.7.0)
1.4.3 - viewer - antialiasing + HiDPI - extra space on zoom (1.5.0)
1.4.0 - viewer - antialiasing + Change color depth issue (1.5.0)
1.4.4 - viewer - antialiasing - state out of sync (1.4.5)