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I want to create a huge resolution Bitmap-image so that to load it into memory and transform it based on user-gestures.
I noticed that the limit for new Bitmap(int32,int32); is around 23000 but I need like 1159480 x 45920 with a bitdepth of 32.
Can someone help me out or is this impossible to do? I have 8 gigs of RAM.
Have you looked at the Deep Zoom functionality in Silverlight?
ARE YOU REALLY SURE YOU NEED SUCH SIZE? It should be bigger than than 150GB. Moreover if you consider a point size of 1/72 of inch your image will be
409 km500 m...EDITED If you need a high resolution image of a large area you should consider to use multiple images with different resolutions (think Google Maps for example).