Add a ASP.NET WebForms control that generates URLs based on property values.

Besides using ImageResizer for scaling images I'm planning to use it to re-size large images after upload before i write it to disk.

I would very much appreciated if there would be an option to preserve the exif info in the image if there are any. I will use the rotation and geolocation information later on.

Create a plugin which allows individual frames of a movie to be extracted and used as images. Will wrap ffmpeg, supporting the same formats as ffmpeg.

A RequestLimiting plugin would prevent a single IP address from requesting more than a certain number of images per minute.

DOS and DDOS attacks are already blocked by GDI's memory allocation requirements, but this would allow more granular control.

We're now using your plugin in production and want to get a license even for the 'free' version to support your work and of course get support should we need it. It's obvious now that I found it on the plugins page but it seems like it could benefit from some "buy" option from home page or licensing pages.

For example http://www.parkerito.com/parker_ito/parked%20domain%20girl%202.jpg is 564x720. I would like a 564x564 image, so it would require face detection to move the "square" to the face area.

Create a plugin which allows you to specify 'from' and 'to' folders, so url rewriting can be performed.

Create a plugin that blocks all image resizing requests except those HMAC signed with a key. Since the signing has to be done server-side, this would only be useful for ASP.NET apps, and only server-side pages could generate image resizing links.

https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/

Add a &rotatecrop=[degrees] command that rotates while trimming off extra instead of padding it.

Create a plugin that allows you to extract individual frames from a movie file using DirectX and treat them as images.

Would be limited to the video formats automatically supported by Windows.

delimitedListOfPicFileNames or dictionary or ArrayList
collageWidth
collageHeight
collageStyle
overlap
angle
borderWidth

It can be adapted from the existing CloudFront plugin.

web.config:
<add name="AzureCDN" />
<azurecdn redirectThrough="https://azxcxcxcxcxcx.vo.msecnd.net"; redirectPermanent="false" />

ImageResizer\Plugins\AzureCDN\AzureCDNPlugin.cs:
http://pastebin.com/JjRfhTcd

That is basically the CloudFrontPlugin.cs with altered references to web.config, without TransformCloudFrontUrl and with regular querystrings because Azure CDN has no problem with them.

ImageResizer\Plugins\AzureReader\AzureReader.cs -
needs an extra line:

c.Pipeline.RewriteDefaults += new Configuration.UrlRewritingEventHandler(Pipeline_RewriteDefaults);

and this:

void Pipeline_RewriteDefaults(System.Web.IHttpModule sender, System.Web.HttpContext context, Configuration.IUrlEventArgs e)
{
//Always request caching for this VPP. Will not override existing values.
if (vpp.IsPathVirtual(e.VirtualPath)) e.QueryString["cache"] = ServerCacheMode.Always.ToString();
}

Both copied from ImageResizer\Plugins\S3Reader\S3Reader.cs

I have this working in my solution

Plugin would detect if a textual document was rotated and un-rotate it. Syntax would be &deskew=0-180, where the specified angle is the maximum permitted rotation. Would use Aforge DocumentSkewChecker (Hough line transformations)

Add &bounds=canvas setting that indicates that width/height specify the canvas size instead of the image size.

Canvas size and image size differ when using borders, padding, margins, drop shadows, and rotation.