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DCTModes

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Indicates the DCT compression mode for JPEG compression.

Remarks

The DCT Modes enumeration specifies the algorithm used for the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) step in JPEG compression. DCT is a mathematical process that converts image data into frequency components, enabling efficient compression.

Usage

  • Select the appropriate DCT mode to balance image quality, compression speed, and compatibility.
  • The default mode is typically 'Slow', which offers the best accuracy for most scenarios.
  • 'Fast' and 'FloatingPoint' modes may be used for specialized performance or hardware requirements.

Configuration Guidance

  • Use Default to rely on the encoder's recommended mode (usually 'Slow').
  • Use Slow for maximum image fidelity, especially for archival or high-quality output.
  • Use Fast for improved performance when minor quality loss is acceptable.
  • Use FloatingPoint for environments where floating-point operations are preferred or required.

For more information, see the documentation for JPEG, Image Compression, and related image processing objects.

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