Introducing the Redwerb Image Visualizer

by Brian Brewder April 03, 2009 19:40

I was in need of an image visualizer for Visual Studio today and I was dismayed that I wasn't able to find one that I could just download and install. Don't get me wrong, I found plenty of image visualizers, but they all required me to compile it myself. So I decided to go ahead and build one myself.

ImgVisScreenshot

The image visualizer includes the following features:

  • Scrolls if the image is too large
  • Zoom the image from 10% to 300%
  • Change the background of the frame from light to dark
  • 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

 

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The source code is also available.

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