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him - 25 Mar 2006 13:34 GMT
dear friends i require same project on java like features in adobe
plz help me
mail me ashoksharma2007@gmail.com
Timo Stamm - 25 Mar 2006 14:17 GMT
him schrieb:
> dear friends i require same project on java like features in adobe
> plz help me
> mail me ashoksharma2007@gmail.com

You actually had me laughing out loud here :)

Why don't you ask adobe?

I am sure they are willing to migrate their product portfolio to Java
and give you the source code if you ask nicely.

Timo
Roedy Green - 25 Mar 2006 23:31 GMT
>> dear friends i require same project on java like features in adobe
>> plz help me
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
>Why don't you ask adobe?

I think he means he wants a suggested image manipulation project he
can implement in Java.

The one I would like personally is a tool to remove backgrounds
intelligently and feather the edges with variable alpha.

Another (which I believe Adobe does based on a book I am reading) is a
way to shrink a GIF or PNG in such a way everything is antialiased.
That way you would design a big icon and shrink it down and have it
still look decent.
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Timo Stamm - 26 Mar 2006 00:07 GMT
Roedy Green schrieb:
>> Why don't you ask adobe?
>  
> I think he means he wants a suggested image manipulation project he
> can implement in Java.

I know. I was teasing him, and I already regret it. A little bit ;)

> The one I would like personally is a tool to remove backgrounds
> intelligently and feather the edges with variable alpha.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> That way you would design a big icon and shrink it down and have it
> still look decent.

I think all current operating systems are able to handle truecolor
icons, don't they? But you are right, of course. It would be very nice
to have a decent image manipulation API at hand.

What I would like even more is that the current image scaling algorithms
would work reliably. Graphics#drawImage is very slow and gives me
different results under Linux and OS X. Image#getScaledInstance gives
consistent and good quality on both platforms, but it literaly takes
_seconds_ to scale a 1000*1000 pixel image...

Timo


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