Transform a grayscale image by scaling with a factor of :

Transform a color image:

Transform frames of a video:

Transform a 3D image:

The size value Automatic usually returns images of the same size as the original:

When PlotRange is specified, the returned image size is derived from the original size and plot range:

Using the value All always returns an image of the same size as the original:

Specify the width of the resulting image:

Specify the width and height of the resulting image:

Use a scaled value:

Use a predefined named size value:

By default, a black background is used:

Use a specific color for the background:

Use a transparent background:

Images with an alpha channel use a transparent background by default:

By default, the Automatic DataRange is used:

Use DataRangeFull when defining translation in pixel coordinates:

Specify a custom DataRange:

Use a custom DataRange setting in translating a 3D image:

By default, Masking->Full is used, and padding value is used for pixels outside of the original image:

With Masking->All, a background value is used for pixels outside of the original image:

Use an arbitrary mask:

By default, the Padding0 is used:

Use a named color:

Use reflected padding:

By default, PlotRangeAutomatic is used:

Use the PlotRangeAll option to show all the transformed pixels from the original image:

Use a custom PlotRange setting:

Use pixel coordinates with PlotRangeFull option:

A cubic interpolant is used by default:

Use a different resampling method: