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You can't. THe image is represented in memory as a 32-bit full resolution bitmap in memory. In the file, it's compressed down to whatever the JPEG encoding settings are. For example, an image that is 3000x2000 pixels will take up 24MB of memory at full resolution. The resulting image on screen will not be that large, so it'll get painted scaled down to whatever size is visible. There is no class in the .NET Framework that will reduce the memory size by representing the image in its file format. You'd have to either write your own class to do this or find a 3rd party library that does this. I don't know of any.

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