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| benjykid |
Posted - Jan 02 2014 : 04:30:59
I have a JPG image with the dimensions 1765 x 2209. Then I'm using the lossless rotation on it. This rotates the image, but it also crops it to 1760 x 2208 (after rotating two times).
JpegLosslessTransformStream(Src, Dest, jtRotate90, False, jcCopyAll, Rect(0,0,0,0), True);
How can I prevent this from happening?
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| xequte |
Posted - Jan 03 2014 : 02:23:10
Hi
We do not provide the option of maintaining the partial blocks. In practice there are very few pixels that are lost, so there is little value in keeping them in their unrotated state or padded.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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| benjykid |
Posted - Jan 03 2014 : 00:12:07
Hm.... I've now researched this and you seem to be right. But there is the possibility to preserve these partial blocks, but then they will be have to be shown in full. Is this something you might be able to add as an option?
Then I'd only have to save the dimensions of the padding at the top or left. But that does not appear to be in the JPG standard :-( |
| xequte |
Posted - Jan 02 2014 : 19:58:40
Hi
You can't. JPEG lossless rotation works by rotating each of the "blocks" within an image. Along two edges of an image there will almost always be rows of irregular sized blocks that cannot be rotated, so they are cropped off.
This is the standard way all applications perform lossless rotation.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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