Image Resizer
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ImageResizer fallback image when image is corrupt
An Image404 plugin exists which allows for a fallback image for a none existing image.
However, no fallback image support is available for corrupted images. A plugin for fallback image (Ideally with equivalent scaling, and returned immediately, without any 301/302 redirect) when image is corrupt would be great.3 votes -
Create a plugin to add metadata to http response headers
Preface: I'm an iOS developer who builds some apps against sites that use ImageResizer.
I have a common use case where it would be helpful to know the original size of an image at the point when the processed image is returned.
I often grab thumbnails to show in tables in the iPhone. When a user clicks on a table cell, I load up a custom view. Without knowing the full size of the image, I have to delay doing my view layout until I can download the full image. This can be a bit slow on some phones. If…
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Support for HEIF image format
It would be great if ImageResizer could support the HEIF/HEVC format.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Efficiency_Image_File_Format
https://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/iphone/what-is-heic-3660408/3 votes -
The Licenses page needs some user experience work
The licensing page needs more thought about sorting that page more from the point of view of what the user is doing, and then be able to offer the right license. There is no cohesion in the titles and the information flow feels completely random.
After entering the page, it says: Site License
"Site License" is vague, jargony, and doesn't mean anything specific, especially in the case of a CMS. It's general, and excludes very little. It implies, that another title that looks similar should follow, that would be something like: "Non site licenses", but that doesn't happen, which makes…
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Broken links to GitHub & jCrop post
Under the "External resources" section on http://imageresizing.net/docs/v3/community the links to GitHub and the jCrop plugin post are incorrect and link to http://imageresizing.net/docs/v3/https://github.com/imazen/resizer and http://imageresizing.net/docs/v3/http://nathanaeljones.com/573/combining-jcrop-and-server-side-image-resizing/
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Simplify installation of Faces plugin + required unmanaged opencv libraries
Could the correct opencv dlls be bundled with latest release of faces plugin? It's a bit of a guessing game trying to find updated opencv binaries that work and ensuring they copy.
1 voteI’ve been begging the .NET team to make un-managed dependencies more manageable for six years. Current NuGet hacks still cause as many problems as they solve.
Unless I can trim the size down enough to embed the assemblies inside the .NET copies, it’s going to be difficult.
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Add Image conversion to GRF format
Needed by SAAS developers to provide image printing on ZEBRA printers. JPP, PNG, BMP to GRF
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ImageResizer.Plugins.Watermark Bug
High concurrent request image with a watermark arise blocking。I guess it's a bug.
ImageResizer.Plugins.Watermark.ImageLayer.cs code:
public override void RenderTo(Resizing.ImageState s) {
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lock (img) { //Only one reader from the cached bitmap at a time.
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why used lock? Replace it with below code, are you ok?
using (img = img.Clone<Bitmap>()) { // Clone it's watermark image replace lock method.
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add properties specifically for movies in the ffmpeg plugin
When thumbnailing through the API, the Bitmap object after loading a source image has properties such as width, height, colour depth, etc. But the ffmpeg plug-in isn't able to expand on this as-is. It would be great to be able to access the duration of the movie as a property. (We store this meta info with the original file, and display it alongside the thumbnail.)
6 votesWe would welcome a pull request for this feature. The ImageJob class has a dictionary for storing metadata such as this.
https://github.com/imazen/resizer/tree/develop/Plugins/FFmpeg
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3 votes
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keep doing exactly what you're doing
ImageResizer.Net is freaking amazing. It's my goal to convince my frugal CTO to purchase an enterprise license immediately. I can't help but express how awesome this plugin is, and I plan on purchasing it for my own side projects as well.
Thanks for making a killer product.
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servicestack
Is there a way to get imageresizing to work with servicestack?
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Rename Watermark plugin to something more generic
The (wealth of) features that the Watermark plugin provides are by far more than just watermarking. I would suggest to rename it to something more generic like "Overlay", "Composition" or "Image Merge" plugin.
This will help new users to better understand what this plugin is useful for and that it is capable of much more that just putting simple watermarks on photos and images.
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Make it easier to give you money.
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.
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Offer an MVC ActionResult as an alternative to using the HttpModule.
ASP.NET MVC is intrinsically limited (by bad design), and cannot achieve the same performance as an HttpModule can, because it cannot pass a request completely back to IIS for handling.
In addition, an ActionResult cannot control which routes are directed to it, which means the CloudFront, Image404, ImageHandlerSyntax, and ImageFolderSyntax plugins cannot be supported from the ActionResult.
This limitation also means that the developer will be responsible for creating routes for every syntax he wishes to use, every plugin he wishes to use, and every file extension (or lack thereof) he wishes to support. Plugins which will probably need separat…
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Create SignedRequests plugin
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.
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Add &bounds=canvas setting: Width/height constrain the canvas (output file) size, not the image (inner photo)
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.
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Create a Rewriting plugin
Create a plugin which allows you to specify 'from' and 'to' folders, so url rewriting can be performed.
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Create RequestLimiting plugin
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.
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Create ThroughputLimiting plugin
A ThroughputLimiting plugin would limit the amount of RAM and CPU used by the image resizer at any point in time, causing requests to queue (or be cancelled) instead of executing all at once.
If your application accepts batch uploads, this could be very helpful in keeping RAM usage low enough. On a 32-bit application pool, RAM usage is limited to 2GB, which equates to 200-500MB/s of resizing throughput. With 200 concurrent uploads of 20MB files each (and with a client who has an insanely fast fiber or ethernet connection), it's possible to exceed this.
If you're using shared hosting,…
1 vote
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