CS_TBL's solution is a good one which I also use.
First, get the width & height of the users desktop and make a canvas the same size. Then when required, just show a portion of it to whatever dimensions you require. This stops the blurring effect and you dont need to create another canvas.
It works for me.
First, get the width & height of the users desktop and make a canvas the same size. Then when required, just show a portion of it to whatever dimensions you require. This stops the blurring effect and you dont need to create another canvas.
It works for me.