https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56468
--- Comment #8 from [email protected] --- Hi All, Compressing images is a great thing but this feature request was not about this. I wanted to set how the image should be rescaled when displaying. I tried it in LO 5.0.3.2. I did the following steps: - Open a new LibreOffice text document - Create a 2x2 pixel image in Gimp, a black-white checkboard and copy it to the clipboard - Edit -> Paste Special -> Bitmap - Right click on the image -> Compress Image - Compression Options: Lossless compression, Compression=9, untick "Reduce Image Resolution" unchecked - Resize the image by the green control points - ??? The result is a blurred image - Right click the image again -> Compress Image - ??? Instead of Lossless, still JPG is selected - I adjust Lossless and 9 again - Width=2, Height=2, Interpolation=None, OK - ??? the image is still blurred The only way how I can scale the image with keeping unblurred pixels is to set the dimensions manually, for example 200 instead of 2. This is not good because of the following reasons: 1. The saved odt document will store the enlarged (200x200) picture instead of the original (2x2) which is a waste of resources. 2. I have to set the new width to n*original_width and n*original_height where n is an integer to keep unbiased pixels. Defining inaccurate new width and height would distort pixels. The best would be to have a new menu item called "Display Image" right below the Compression Image in the local menu. It would allow to choose between the following options: - Uninterpolated - Interpolated - Bilinear - Interpolated - Bicubic - Interpolated - Lanczos What so you think? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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