Mike wrote:
the resizing part goes well; I don't really know what the imageinterlace function does, but I used it in desperation. Why: the output image's quality is visibly inferior to the source's. And I want the image to look good. The source is a jpeg (dinamic). As you probably have noticed, I set the quality parameter to 100, but uselessly.
What i'd like to know is whether php can output some quality jpegs, and if so, then how?
Thanks a lot!
use imagecopyresampled instead of imagecopyresized for much better results.
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