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| kclaas |
Posted - Feb 13 2013 : 02:13:45
I want change resolution of an Image.
I use the following code in visual studio with IEvolution
myimage.LoadImage(mysourcefile)
myimage.ChangeResolution(200, IEResampleFilter.Bicubic)
myimage.SaveImage(targetfile)
In Photshop the Resolution not changed but the pixelsize is reduced.
133.45 KB
Where is my mistake?
Regards Karsten |
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| xequte |
Posted - Jul 02 2013 : 03:37:15
Hi Karsten
We've received and processed several request from you over the last few months. I have also just email you the latest download link.
Please check your Spam folder if you do not receive it.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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| kclaas |
Posted - Jul 02 2013 : 01:21:40
Is there a new version 4.3.1 for remove only jpeg-header? |
| kclaas |
Posted - May 14 2013 : 00:08:41
I have another problem with IEvolution (Application crashs) and need an update to the uptodate version.
I have requested twice an update for IEvolution througth the downlod request form (http://www.imageen.com/support/downloadrequest.html ) to an uptodate version but I get no answer. The registration extension was orderd on 2012-08-14.
Can I download a new version anywhere?
Regards
Karsten |
| fab |
Posted - Apr 06 2013 : 03:51:24
Next minor version will have a new method to remove only jpeg markers, without calling SetToDefaultValues(). |
| kclaas |
Posted - Apr 02 2013 : 00:41:01
myimage.IOParams.SetToDefaultValues() remove all iptc-informations. |
| kclaas |
Posted - Mar 19 2013 : 12:52:43
If I use
myimage.IOParams.SetToDefaultValues();
I lost all my iptc-informations but I need the iptc-data.
Regards Karsten |
| fab |
Posted - Mar 16 2013 : 04:13:26
It seems that CS3 stores DPI also inside other jpeg markers. Please try to set:
myimage.IOParams.SetToDefaultValues();
myimage.IOParams.DpiX = 200
..etc..
Unfortunately there isn't (as in ImageEn) a way to remove only jpeg markers. It will be possible in the next minor release (available soon). |
| kclaas |
Posted - Mar 05 2013 : 00:41:56
I have send you the output.jpg |
| fab |
Posted - Mar 04 2013 : 14:17:40
Please could you send me your ""output.jpg" resulting file? |
| kclaas |
Posted - Mar 04 2013 : 01:25:11
In Windows are shown 200 dpi but not in Photoshop CS3.
I need after resave the correct resolution in Photoshop.
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| fab |
Posted - Mar 01 2013 : 00:48:58
What do you see in Windows property of the file?
I see the changed values:
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| kclaas |
Posted - Feb 27 2013 : 08:40:05
myimage.LoadImage("input.jpg")
Dim olddpi = myimage.DpiY
myimage.IOParams.XMP_Info = ""
myimage.IOParams.DpiX = 200
myimage.IOParams.EXIF_XResolution = 200
myimage.IOParams.DpiY = 200
myimage.IOParams.EXIF_YResolution = 200
myimage.SaveImage("output.jpg")
This code is not the solution, the result isn't changed! :-( |
| fab |
Posted - Feb 27 2013 : 02:33:45
This image contains also XMP tags (ImageEnVIew.IO.Params.XMP_Info), which contains "tiff:XResolution" and " tiff:YResolution" tags.
ImageEn doesn't touch XMP, unless you do it.
So you could write:
myimage.IOParams.XMP_Info = "";
However Windows properties on the file reports the right DPI (Windows doesn't read XMP tags).
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| kclaas |
Posted - Feb 26 2013 : 04:58:58
I sent an email with the image to support@hicomponents.com |
| kclaas |
Posted - Feb 22 2013 : 11:09:23
myimage.LoadImage("input.jpg")
myimage.IOParams.DpiX = 200
myimage.IOParams.EXIF_XResolution = 200
myimage.IOParams.DpiY = 200
myimage.IOParams.EXIF_YResolution = 200
myimage.SaveImage("output.jpg")
It doesn't work.
I use IEvolution 4.1.2.
I requested an upgrade twice on the downloadpage but I get no answer up today.
How can I send the input.jpg? It has more than 2 MB.
regards Karsten |
| fab |
Posted - Feb 22 2013 : 02:08:40
Please send a sample image, there are several places where to store DPI meta info (some unsupported by ImageEn).
You should try also:
myimage.IOParams.DpiX = 200
myimage.IOParams.EXIF_XResolution = 200;
myimage.IOParams.DpiY = 200
myimage.IOParams.EXIF_YResolution = 200;
Above operation is done automatically on latest IEvolution versions. |
| kclaas |
Posted - Feb 21 2013 : 07:50:29
Hi Fabrizio,
If I use this code
Dim myimage As New IEImage()
myimage.LoadImage("input.jpg")
myimage.IOParams.DpiX = 200
myimage.IOParams.DpiY = 200
myimage.SaveImage("output.jpg")
Nothing is changed in Photoshop.
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| fab |
Posted - Feb 16 2013 : 10:07:28
ChangeResolution changes also the image size. If you need just to change the meta DPI info, set:
myimage.IOParams.DpiX = 200;
myimage.IOParams.DpiY = 200;
myimage.SaveImage(filename); |
| kclaas |
Posted - Feb 14 2013 : 03:01:04
I want do that
regards karsten |
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