The WPF Clipboard is notoriously bad for retrieving image data, mainly because of the funky behavior of the ImageSource control into which clipboard data is loaded. WPF cuts a lot of corners when retr...

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The WPF Clipboard is notoriously bad for retrieving image data, mainly because of the funky behavior of the ImageSource control into which clipboard data is loaded. WPF cuts a lot of corners when retr...

It is observed that when i use imaeStatic as a source to image layer then image does not blur but when i use Raster then it does. // Image Static const imageSource = new ImageStatic({ projection: this.projection, imageExtent: this.extent, imageSize: [imageWidth, imageHeight], url: imageURL, crossOrigin: 'Anonymous' }) // Setting source to image layer imageLayer.setSource(imageSource); Now, If i add a raster Source, same image becomes bit bulry. // Image Static const imageSource = new ImageStatic({ projection: this.projection, imageExtent: this.extent, imageSize: [imageWidth, imageHeight], url: imageURL, crossOrigin: 'Anonymous' }) // Raster const raster = new Raster({ sources: [imageSource], operation: (pixels, data) => { // (Brightness and contrast operation) return response; }, lib: { truncateColor: truncateColor, getBrightness: getBrightness, getContrast: getContrast } }); // Setting raster source imageLayer.setSource(raster); I am not able to understand this behaviour and not sure how it can be fixed. Any suggestions? Note : After adding a raster source, even if i don't make changes in pixel, it still loads blur image.

278 likes, 212 comments - nickaone on February 4, 2026: "America has been sick for a long time. President Trump is healing this nation.".

278 likes, 212 comments - nickaone on February 4, 2026: "America has been sick for a long time. President Trump is healing this nation.".

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The WPF Clipboard is notoriously bad for retrieving image data, mainly because of the funky behavior of the ImageSource control into which clipboard data is loaded. WPF cuts a lot of corners when retrieving images and there are many scenarios where…

`include_image!()` doesn't actually load the image, it simply includes the bytes in your program and gives you an `egui::ImageSource` that points to the included bytes. you still need an image loader that can resolve the `ImageSource` and decode the image format into rgb data. you can implement your own image loader that decodes the png data, see `egui::Context::add_image_loader()`; but the easiest way to load images is to use the `egui-extras` crate, and call `egui_extras::install_image_loaders()` during app initialization. it has image loaders for common formats like `png`: # add `egui-extras` crate as dependency, enable the `image` feature $ cargo add egui-extras -F image // install the image loader when initializing your application // e.g. if you use `eframe`, you can do it in the `AppCreator`: eframe::run_native( app_name, native_options, Box::new(|cc| { egui_extras::install_image_loaders(&cc.egui_ctx); Ok(Box::new(MyApp)) }), )

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