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The color difference between these should be obvious. Compared to the [original image](https://github.com/bleroy/core-imaging-playground/blob/master/images/IMG_2525.jpg), it's easy to see which are correct (unless your browser is busted).
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In addition to keeping the correct colors, MagicScaler does markedly better at preserving image highlights because of the linear light blending. Notice the highlights on the flowers are a better representation of those in the [original image](https://github.com/bleroy/core-imaging-playground/blob/master/images/IMG_2301.jpg)
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FreeImage and SkiaSharp have particularly poor image quality in this test, with output substantially more blurry than the others.
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The linear light blending combined with the sharpening work to preserve more details from this [original image](https://github.com/bleroy/core-imaging-playground/blob/master/images/sample.jpg) than the other libraries do. Again, some details are mangled by the poor JPEG settings, so MagicScaler's default settings would do even better.
diff --git a/src/MagicScaler/Magic/HybridScaleTransform.cs b/src/MagicScaler/Magic/HybridScaleTransform.cs
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lineBuff = null!;
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