Try opening this page in IE7 and IE9.
As the page mentions, it uses -ms-interpolation-mode:bicubic
.
I've read that this setting has been disabled in IE8/9 because it is now the default style (in IE7, nearest-neighbor was the default interpolation mode).
However, the image quality in IE8/9 is much worse than in IE7, as shown here:
What gives? Is there a way to get better scaled down images in IE8/9?
Use the CSS fit-and-shrink technique, demonstrated here:
It basically layers two copies of the image, one with a fixed width and one with a fixed height, to preserve the aspect ratio.
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