I’ve updated the Redwerb Image Visualizer. The Image Visualizer is a Visual Studio visualizer. Visualizers allow developers to view an object in the debugger. Visual Studio comes with a couple of visualizers, but unfortunately, an image visualizer is not one of them.

The Redwerb Image Visualizer includes the following features (new features are in bold):

• Move the image by dragging with the mouse (no more scrollbars)
• Zoom the image from 10% to 300% (slider is now continuous with several convenient stop points)
• Change the background of the frame from light to dark
• View a border around the image (useful if the background is transparent)
• Includes the following information about the image
  • Height
  • Width
  • Image type
  • Horizontal resolution
  • Vertical resolution
  • Size in memory (an approximation)
• Quick access to features via keyboard shortcuts (lots of new shortcuts, plus a nicer shortcut dialog)

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The source code is also available.