Archive for July 30th, 2009
.NET Image Scaling in CSharp
One feature of .NET that I use regularly is image scaling. I typically use this on web sites that need image upload capabilities. I assume the user is going to send me an image that is significantly bigger than what I could use and then scale it down before storing it.
I also use this feature so that I only have to store one image. If I need it at a different size, I can scale it prior to sending it down to the browser. In this case, I implement .NET page caching so that I don’t have to run the scaling code every time the image is requested.
Image scaling really isn’t that hard. Here’s how it’s done.
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