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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Windows Presentation Foundation » Image   24.93.4.Triangular Clip Example <Window       xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"     x:Class="SDKSample.SampleViewer"     Title="Examples" >       <Image Clip="M0,150 L100,0 200,150Z"         Source="c:\image.jpg"          Width="200" Height="150" HorizontalAlignment="Left" /> </Window> 24.93.Image 24.93.1. Read bitmap from Uri 24.93.2. Image with ContextMenu 24.93.3. Animated Clip Examples 24.93.4. Triangular Clip Example 24.93.5. Elliptical Clip Example 24.93.6. ImageBrush within a DrawingBrush. 24.93.7. Using an Image as an Opacity Mask 24.93.8. Display a Static Image 24.93.9. Set opacity for Image 24.93.10. Set tooltip for Image 24.93.11. Using the Jpeg Image 24.93.12. Image element 24.93.13. Image as Resource 24.93.14. Load image with BitmapImage 24.93.15. Load image in your code and add to grid 24.93.16. Use CroppedBitmap in code 24.93.17. Transformed image example 24.93.18. Use Render Target Bitmap 24.93.19. Load image from a URI 24.93.20. Modify Image Pixels 24.93.21. Add Caption for an Image 24.93.22. Load image source from a hard code directory 24.93.23. FormatConvertedBitmap DestinationFormat=Gray4 24.93.24. Create Image from BitmapImage 24.93.25. Assign Image to window content