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acdsee full screen display resampling quality lacking?
Has anyone noticed that ACDSee (4.x, 5.x, 6.x)'s full screen display
(reduce to fit) resampling quality to be lower than that of ThumbsPlus and Adobe Photoshop Album? A few years ago I picked ACDSee to be my image viewing application because at the time, it has the best image display quality when I use full screen display and reduce to fit option. Other program I've tried does not produce a smooth image as ACDSee does. I had the opportunity to try Adobe Photoshop Album, and the current version of ThumbsPlus, and to my surprise, I noticed the image displayed by those two apps appears to be somewhat sharper, especially on some images. The display quality of Photoshop Album seems to be the same as ThumbsPlus, but ACDSee was noticeably softer in comparison. One image I have, it was a huge scanned image, 4000x4000, in ACDSee, there were a lot of rough edges that I can see, but on ThumbsPlus, the image were reduced nicely and everything was very smooth and sharp. If I shrink the image in using ACDSee to screen resolution, it is also displayed smoothly. I think ACDsee has not improved its resampling algorithm over the years, at the time it was pretty good, but now comparing to other applications, it's being to show its age... If you haven't noticed this, I invite you to download ThumbsPlus or Photoshop Album and try it out. It'll be an eye opener for you or anyone who cares about image quality and has been using ACDSee for a while. Raymond |
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