Hello mse, > Hello Roelof, hello Volker,
> indeed, it's the zoom level. I understand that it consumes CPU-power > to resize a picture but from my point of view, resizing a picture is > not an endless process and CPU-workload should go back to a normal > level once resizing has finished. > But I'll switch zoom factor to 1:1 too. Guess that will be enough. Further testing: It's not the zoom level. It's the selected stretch filter. The attached screen shot shows the CPU-load with different stretch filters used to resize a 1,35MB JPG-file to 150 %. Baseline: Filter: Nearest 1st plateau: Filter Linear 2nd plateau: Filter Spline 3rd plateau: Filter Lanczos 4th plateau: Filter Mitchell -- Best regards, mse Using The Bat! v4.2.6 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 3
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