I'm trying to load an extremely large image (14473x25684), but I'm hitting into a memory limitation.
Here's a simple program to demonstrate the problem:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string largeimage = @"C:\Temp\test_image.jpg"; // 14473x25684
Image i = Bitmap.FromFile(largeimage); // OutofMemoryException was unhandled
}
Now I understand that the issue isn't relevant to how much physical memory I have, but rather is an addressing limitation. Is there anything I can do to get around this limitation?
The image is indeed valid and it opens fine in Photoshop (VM Size: 916MB) and ACDSee. Also don't bother to Google the dimensions as the dimensions listed aren't exact. :)
Thank you for your time.
The Bitmap class will require around 1.5GB of memory to hold that instance. The .NET memory allocator normally chokes around the 1GB mark.
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