Hi ShocWave & Dave, I have the same problem.
In XP when you opened an image to preview it, and zoomed in, it would do
realtime optimization to remove the pixellation, giving a nice
Photoshop-esque realtime enlargement on-screen.
In Vista's Photo Gallery viewer, it pixellates the image horribly when
zooming into the preview. Is this by design and is there any way round it?
I would have thought with all the Aero image trickery going on, they
wouldn't remove a feature like this that was in XP.
I have tried the latest NVIDIA drivers from Microsoft WHQL (Jan-07) and
direct from Sony (Mar-07) and all of them do this. I have a VAIO laptop
with the GeForce Go 7400 graphics set.
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"Dave Johnson [MSFT]" <davejoh@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:602A0CD5-8B5D-417D-9C26-3ED97A0AD8A8@microsoft.com...
>I think it might be a problem with your video driver (are you using an
>Nvidia graphics card?). I don't see that problem on my PC using your sample
>image, and I've never experienced zooming quality issues with Photo
>Gallery.
>
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> Dave Johnson
> Windows User Assistance team
> Microsoft Corporation