Is there a way I can change the default method from Lanczos to Bilinear?
When I open a transparent png and use the Lanczos method to resize the transparent area turns black, which is a pain. If I could set the default to Bilinear transparent areas are maintained when resizing.
Suggestions?
When Resizing Change Default Lanczos to Bilinear
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Re: When Resizing Change Default Lanczos to Bilinear
Welcome to the forum, nullpointer (-:
It seems that MP doesn't remember the most recently used resizing algorithm
When you resize a palette-based image with an algorithm other than Nearest Neighbor or Bilinear (i.e. Hermite, Gaussian, Bell, Bspline, Mitchell, Lanczos, or Hanning), transparency will only be preserved, if you convert it to alpha-channel transparency (Image » Change color depth... » 32 bits) first.
Related: Fichier .gif redimmensionnement et perte de la transparence
It seems that MP doesn't remember the most recently used resizing algorithm
When you resize a palette-based image with an algorithm other than Nearest Neighbor or Bilinear (i.e. Hermite, Gaussian, Bell, Bspline, Mitchell, Lanczos, or Hanning), transparency will only be preserved, if you convert it to alpha-channel transparency (Image » Change color depth... » 32 bits) first.
Related: Fichier .gif redimmensionnement et perte de la transparence