The IsFloatingPoint property of the Bitmap class indicates whether the bitmap uses floating-point values for its pixel data. This is useful for determining the precision and format of the bitmap's color data.
The IsFloatingPoint property of the Bitmap class indicates whether the bitmap uses floating-point values for its pixel data. This is useful for determining the precision and format of the bitmap's color data.
Use the IsFloatingPoint property to check if a Bitmap instance is using floating-point values for its pixel data. This can be important when performing operations that require specific data formats, such as high dynamic range (HDR) processing.
// Example of checking if a bitmap uses floating-point values
Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap();
if (bitmap.IsFloatingPoint)
{
// Perform operations specific to floating-point bitmaps
Console.WriteLine("The bitmap uses floating-point values.");
}
else
{
// Handle non-floating-point bitmaps
Console.WriteLine("The bitmap does not use floating-point values.");
}