Simon,
I know you are busy but I found a strange bug:
When I use the <param name = "maxpixels" value = "480000" /> paramater the pictures which
are landscape format are perfectly resized , but landscape versions are clobbered.
You can see an example on: http://www.syndeocms.org/demo/index.php?page=32§ion=5.
The P61100871 picture is upload differently and shows the original foto.
The pictures came straight out my digital camera (2280x1712).
Can anyone confirm that they have the same results?
This feature is really great addition to the product.
Kind regards Fred Stuurman
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Hi,
Sorry for the delay, I'm in moving house and I don't have internet connection yet at my new house... (and my computer is still in his box ;-) )
I never seen this error before, just a trivial answer : did your try to update your java platform ? (or to upload with an other computer ?) I ask this because I am using Java library to compuse the resized image, so it can be a bug in the java libray (just a suggestion, I do not test it)
regards.
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I'm getting the same result (rotated image) on JRE version 1.6.0_07 on Windows.
I thought it might just be that when you take an picture with a camera, the image data is always saved the same way (from top to bottom of the sensor) and then info about the actual camera orientation is appended to the image in the MIME data - which is what tells the image viewer how to display the image, later on.. If java ignored the MIME, that could cause the error...
This is just a thought of mine, it doesnt have to be true, although it could be ;)
Thanks for any replies..
Mike
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I'm sorry, probably none of the above is true. I got confused, because I rotated the image in XnView, but the original file (that I later tried to upload) stayed unchanged.
Everything works fine then..
My apologies.
Mike
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Simon,
I know you are busy but I found a strange bug:
When I use the <param name = "maxpixels" value = "480000" /> paramater the pictures which
are landscape format are perfectly resized , but landscape versions are clobbered.
You can see an example on: http://www.syndeocms.org/demo/index.php?page=32§ion=5.
The P61100871 picture is upload differently and shows the original foto.
The pictures came straight out my digital camera (2280x1712).
Can anyone confirm that they have the same results?
This feature is really great addition to the product.
Kind regards Fred Stuurman
Hi,
Sorry for the delay, I'm in moving house and I don't have internet connection yet at my new house... (and my computer is still in his box ;-) )
I never seen this error before, just a trivial answer : did your try to update your java platform ? (or to upload with an other computer ?) I ask this because I am using Java library to compuse the resized image, so it can be a bug in the java libray (just a suggestion, I do not test it)
regards.
You are right with the Java standard edition 6 it works fine.
I am not sure which version I had before.
Kind regards Fred.
Hi,
I'm getting the same result (rotated image) on JRE version 1.6.0_07 on Windows.
I thought it might just be that when you take an picture with a camera, the image data is always saved the same way (from top to bottom of the sensor) and then info about the actual camera orientation is appended to the image in the MIME data - which is what tells the image viewer how to display the image, later on.. If java ignored the MIME, that could cause the error...
This is just a thought of mine, it doesnt have to be true, although it could be ;)
Thanks for any replies..
Mike
I'm sorry, probably none of the above is true. I got confused, because I rotated the image in XnView, but the original file (that I later tried to upload) stayed unchanged.
Everything works fine then..
My apologies.
Mike