"the phaseshift" <thephaseshift@hotmail.com> wrote in message <k5oji3$t56$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> Is it possible to display a large image in a figure *without resizing*, and somehow displayed using bilinear interpolation? (or at least not the noisy-looking nearest-neighbor interpolation it seems to be using by default)
You can't fit an elephant to a matchbox, can you?
And one point somebody has to do the interpolation (MATLAB, graphics card, ...) in order to display an image that is larger than the screen. If you believe that the image which fits on the screen and is not apparently resized but somehow miraculously shrunk, try to think again.
There might be or might be not a way to do what you ask.
But if you want to do it nicely than what has been offered, why not serve yourself by manually resizing it?
Bruno![]()
> Is it possible to display a large image in a figure *without resizing*, and somehow displayed using bilinear interpolation? (or at least not the noisy-looking nearest-neighbor interpolation it seems to be using by default)
You can't fit an elephant to a matchbox, can you?
And one point somebody has to do the interpolation (MATLAB, graphics card, ...) in order to display an image that is larger than the screen. If you believe that the image which fits on the screen and is not apparently resized but somehow miraculously shrunk, try to think again.
There might be or might be not a way to do what you ask.
But if you want to do it nicely than what has been offered, why not serve yourself by manually resizing it?
Bruno