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Quick and dirty test apps to understand how the built-in downsampling to screen resolution works on the iPhone 6 Plus.

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iPhone 6 Plus Rendering Test

Quick and dirty test apps to understand how the built-in downsampling to screen resolution on the iPhone 6 Plus works.

Check out the blog post: Understanding the iPhone 6 Plus Screen

By Ole Begemann, November 2014.

Usage

There are iOS app projects: PixelGridUIKit (written in Swift) draws a test pattern using CoreGraphics in a normal UIView. PixelGridOpenGL (written in Objective-C) renders the same test pattern using OpenGL, skipping the scaling stage on the iPhone 6 Plus. Together, both apps illustrate the worst-case image degradation through the built-in scaling.

Note that if you run these apps on other devices than the iPhone 6 Plus or in the simulator, you won’t see any of the effects I mention in the blog post (with the possible exception of the iPhone 6 in Display Zoom mode).

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