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… update API for matplotlib alignment
…dering, and improve documentation
…nd update performance links
… section headers for clarity
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For reference: 512x512.movI also added a section comparing performance vs other libraries. |
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This fixes #3.
Should give a pretty good idea of what the FPS is when doing things like zooming, panning etc.
All told it's about 45-60 fps for 1k x 1k images and in the 100's for 512 x 512.