At the moment there is no port. However, DeepZoom is based on the technology found in the "World Wide Telescope" and the "Microsoft Photo Synth", so they have desktop versions of the technology running. I guess it would be safe to assume that Microsoft will be releasing a multi scale image control for WPF soon. If you just want the "panning and zooming", and don't care about the efficient breakdown of high resolution images you can certainly achieve the same effects in WPF. This post is one example on how to do zoom and pan.
"Note: At PDC, we said that DeepZoom would be in WPF4. Unfortunately that feature has been cut. We just could not squeeze it into the schedule. There are workarounds to it: you can host Silverlight inWPF using web browser control or using the Silverlight hosting APIs. "
I guess those hosting APIs might be useful if you're brave - but I'm guessing just putting a Silverlight object inside a WPF WebBrowser control would be simpler...
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目前没有港口。 然而，DeepZoom 基于“万维望远镜”和“微软照片合成器”中的技术，因此他们运行该技术的桌面版本。 我想可以肯定的是，Microsoft 将很快发布适用于 WPF 的多比例图像控件。 如果您只想要“平移和缩放”，而不关心高分辨率图像的有效分解，您当然可以在 WPF 中实现相同的效果。 这篇文章是 有关如何进行缩放和平移的示例。
At the moment there is no port. However, DeepZoom is based on the technology found in the "World Wide Telescope" and the "Microsoft Photo Synth", so they have desktop versions of the technology running. I guess it would be safe to assume that Microsoft will be releasing a multi scale image control for WPF soon. If you just want the "panning and zooming", and don't care about the efficient breakdown of high resolution images you can certainly achieve the same effects in WPF. This post is one example on how to do zoom and pan.
悲伤的消息（或“谣言”？）...在此 WPF4 中要跟踪的功能列表，Jaime 说
“注意：在 PDC，我们说 DeepZoom 将是不幸的是，该功能已被删除。有一些解决方法：您可以使用 Web 浏览器控件或使用 Silverlight 托管 API。"
我猜那些 托管 API 如果您勇敢的话可能会很有用 - 但我猜只是将 Silverlight 对象放入其中WPF WebBrowser 控件会更简单......
Sad bit of news (or 'rumor'?)... in this List of features to track in WPF4 , Jaime says
"Note: At PDC, we said that DeepZoom would be in WPF4. Unfortunately that feature has been cut. We just could not squeeze it into the schedule. There are workarounds to it: you can host Silverlight inWPF using web browser control or using the Silverlight hosting APIs. "
I guess those hosting APIs might be useful if you're brave - but I'm guessing just putting a Silverlight object inside a WPF WebBrowser control would be simpler...