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From the Plus Two site: > The Mac’s 512 x 342 screen is pixel doubled to fit Do you know what algorithm they use to “pixel double” the screen?
by nico 3y ago
From the Plus Two site:
> The Mac’s 512 x 342 screen is pixel doubled to fit
Do you know what algorithm they use to “pixel double” the screen?
- kitsunesoba 3y agoI don't actually know but I'd imagine it'd have to be nearest neighbor to maintain crisp lines.
- monocasa 3y agoPixel doubling typically refers to the algorithm itself. Simply making each quad (set of 2x2 aligned pixels) in the final image match one of the pixels in the source image.
- nico 3y agoIs there an inverse function of this? ie. that will take a higher res image and reduce by 4 the number of pixels?