Frankly I'm too lazy to make my own so can anyone recommend a good php class to resize images? I only need to resize JPG the only important thing is
say my picture is 700x600. I'd like to specify a max width/height of 100x100, and it will resize to 100x86 rather than transforming it to 100x100.
Thanks!
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pr0gr4mm3r posted this at 22:41—3rd April 2007.
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phpThumb would be your best bet.
demonhale posted this at 23:39—3rd April 2007.
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Also if GD is installed on your server, you should take a look at it's functionalities. GD lib has a bunch of image manipulation available for you...
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pr0gr4mm3r posted this at 23:57—3rd April 2007.
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phpThumb makes use of the GD functions and Imagemagick depending on what's installed.
demonhale posted this at 01:01—4th April 2007.
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I concur, although I like to read the code switches to develop my own resize...
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Triexa.com posted this at 00:03—4th April 2007.
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Which is more efficient - GD or ImageMagick (for image resizing)?
Busy posted this at 10:08—4th April 2007.
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For basic stuff lke what your wanting they would be about the same but IM could be a fraction less code.
IMO IM (ImageMagick) has more power and control for bigger apps. but it comes down to user preference. It's like Mozilla and Opera - both do the same job well but some perfer one over the other.
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