The Tiff viewer is nice to have, but it has one important caveat.
When zooming in, the image becomes very blurry. This is because the Viewer uses linear interpolation (at least it looks so). For image analysis tasks, it is usually preferred to have nearest neighbor-like interpolation. This would produce visible, square-shaped pixels when zooming in instead of a blurry image.
If this could be implemented, maybe as a toggle, it would be very helpful.
cc @davelopez
The Tiff viewer is nice to have, but it has one important caveat.
When zooming in, the image becomes very blurry. This is because the Viewer uses linear interpolation (at least it looks so). For image analysis tasks, it is usually preferred to have nearest neighbor-like interpolation. This would produce visible, square-shaped pixels when zooming in instead of a blurry image.
If this could be implemented, maybe as a toggle, it would be very helpful.
cc @davelopez