image with a quality of 80
ImageDestroy($image);
ImageDestroy($image1);
?>
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From: "Liam Gibbs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "php list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 12:32 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Resizing Images Uploaded
iMagick offers all of the functionality of imageMagick, which is a
substantially different subset than GD. iMagick is primarily geared
toward modifying existing images. Resizing, converting formats, apply
effects to, etc. It also works with a far larger set of base image
formats.
Check out
> You'll need to either use the gd functions, or my recommendation, get
> the imagick module and use it. Both should do an excellent job. iMagick
> is in PEAR.
How is PEAR making out? What makes it better than using the GD extension? I
will need to do image manipulation (much like the original que
You'll need to either use the gd functions, or my recommendation, get
the imagick module and use it. Both should do an excellent job. iMagick
is in PEAR.
Wes
On Saturday, March 8, 2003, at 03:15 PM, Vernon wrote:
I have users uploading images to a server and need to have those files
resized
> I have users uploading images to a server and need to have those files
> resized on upload. I looked under filesystem, but found nothing like that.
> Anyone?
Check the GD extension. You'll need that installed, and the images can't be
GIFs (must be JPEGs or TIFs, something like that). Anyway, the
I have users uploading images to a server and need to have those files
resized on upload. I looked under filesystem, but found nothing like that.
Anyone?
Thanks
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