It does not modify the image in anyway other than resizing. Meta data is not carried between files.
azkul Says:
March 5, 2010 - 3:01pm
amrasel,
You can use ImageMagick to watermark images. ImageMagick is a server side app that you can do all sorts of stuff with images via command line or there are interfaces in various programming languages that integrate with it.
What I would do is use SwfUpload to resize the image to whatever size you need, and then ImageMagick to manipulate the resized image on the server.
alwaizlearning Says:
March 26, 2010 - 7:20am
Hi gyphie,
Does the newest version of swfupload allow for resizing before saving now? What are you referring to up there?
I´ve tried loading them into Flash first with Flash10. I can display thumbnails there. But there appears to be a file size limit, since it creates a bitmap, when it loads them with .load. I need to have users be able to upload larger files than the 16,777,215 pixels total (width x height).
March 5, 2010 - 10:31am
It does not modify the image in anyway other than resizing. Meta data is not carried between files.
March 5, 2010 - 3:01pm
amrasel,
You can use ImageMagick to watermark images. ImageMagick is a server side app that you can do all sorts of stuff with images via command line or there are interfaces in various programming languages that integrate with it.
What I would do is use SwfUpload to resize the image to whatever size you need, and then ImageMagick to manipulate the resized image on the server.
March 26, 2010 - 7:20am
Hi gyphie,
Does the newest version of swfupload allow for resizing before saving now? What are you referring to up there?
I´ve tried loading them into Flash first with Flash10. I can display thumbnails there. But there appears to be a file size limit, since it creates a bitmap, when it loads them with .load. I need to have users be able to upload larger files than the 16,777,215 pixels total (width x height).
Any tips are greatly appreciated.