If you have a bitmap, but need for it to be of a different PixelFormat, how
can you do that? PixelFormat is ReadOnly. Does it have to be done while
Drawing to a graphics object? I wonder if there's a code sample available
somewhere in which this is done. Thanks
Phil Galey
2  1495 
Hi,
Create a new bitmap and specify the pixelformat in the
constructor. Draw the old image on the new bitmap.
Ken
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If you have a bitmap, but need for it to be of a different PixelFormat, how
can you do that? PixelFormat is ReadOnly. Does it have to be done while
Drawing to a graphics object? I wonder if there's a code sample available
somewhere in which this is done. Thanks
Phil Galey
Hi,
Create a new bitmap and specify the pixelformat in the
constructor. Draw the old image on the new bitmap.
Ken
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"Phil Galey" <pa*****@starca lif.com.nospam> wrote in message
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If you have a bitmap, but need for it to be of a different PixelFormat, how
can you do that? PixelFormat is ReadOnly. Does it have to be done while
Drawing to a graphics object? I wonder if there's a code sample available
somewhere in which this is done. Thanks
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