was $20 now FREE 24 hours, image resizer, make image file sizes smaller without any loss of quality.

CodeMonsterCodeMonster ACT, AustraliaMember Posts: 1,078
mite want to check out http://giveawayoftheday.com
at the moment as of today for 24 hours they have this program for free, check it out while it lasts!

(here is a brief message of what its about://)

iResizer enables new smart ways of resizing images without deforming or cropping the content. It can scale an image without changing important visual content such as people, buildings, animals, etc. While normal resizing affects all pixels uniformly when scaling an image, iResizer resizing mostly affects pixels in areas that do not have important visual content.

It also can be used to remove portion of the image in a consistent way.

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  • bigbenolibigbenoli Member Posts: 12
    Thanks for sharing!
  • tarsiustudiotarsiustudio Member Posts: 130
    thanks for sharing @CodeMonster, downloading
  • UtopianGamesUtopianGames Member Posts: 5,692
    Sounds like our PNG pro tool often overlooked by users…

    http://www.deepblueapps.com/png-image-inspector/

    Darren.
  • Sounds like our PNG pro tool often overlooked by users…

    http://www.deepblueapps.com/png-image-inspector/

    Darren.
    Does either of these tools work well for enlarging photos? I still have to figure out a good way of doubling the size of all my images to comply with the Res. Independence requirements.
  • imGuaimGua Member Posts: 1,089
    I can't enlage photo without loss of quality.
    Sounds like our PNG pro tool often overlooked by users…

    http://www.deepblueapps.com/png-image-inspector/

    Darren.
    Does either of these tools work well for enlarging photos? I still have to figure out a good way of doubling the size of all my images to comply with the Res. Independence requirements.
    I can't enlage photo without loss of quality.
  • CodeMonsterCodeMonster ACT, AustraliaMember Posts: 1,078
    I can enlarge a photo without loss of quality. You just have to enlarge it well, play around with the sizing of the enlarge. It takes a couple of attempts
    @imGua
  • UtopianGamesUtopianGames Member Posts: 5,692
    We have used the png pro a few times to make iPad and retina art from standard iphone and it works well, not sure about the free one mentioned above as we have only used ours.

    Darren.
  • mataruamatarua Auckland, New ZealandMember Posts: 854
    edited December 2013
    I can enlarge a photo without loss of quality. You just have to enlarge it well, play around with the sizing of the enlarge. It takes a couple of attempts
    @imGua
    That is pretty hard to believe - is this CSI?

    You can not enlarge a photo and without any quality loss - even if it is not that visible to you it's there and will show loss on different types of images - a cloudy sky will scale well - fine details will not - the spokes on a bike. Red is evil in compression and there's a whole bunch of additional things to long to list going on inside every image that makes it unique.

    You might be saved by retina display - pixel doubling and then four times the pixels - a trick with these high def displays that some people use is making really big images with massive compression - that becomes invisible when the image is shrunk on screen and the pixels are so small. That has to be done right however.

    But nothing beats the crisp - created at the correct size - artwork. Best every time :)

    If you what you said was true you could enlarge the image, then enlarge it again, then enlarge it even more - without loss of quality - postscript/vectors is that solution which is not bitmap technology that a photo uses.

    These days the two techniques can merge in Photoshop - import as vector - keep as vector - treat like pixels (it's rendered as pixels) - resize like vector (it re-renders the pixels to the new size) - that way you can resize and have no loss in quality.

    Oh and you can use www.tinypng.org to compress png files for free too - have a play with that and see what you can achieve - and there is tonnes of GUI apps to do it and command line tools as well.

    Hope this helps :) Cheers, M@
  • EggeyGamesEggeyGames Member Posts: 51
    Thanks for sharing! I am going to download it right now.
  • EggeyGamesEggeyGames Member Posts: 51
    Nevermind, I was reading and it said for non commercial use only. This won't really help because I plan to release my game unto the google play store.
  • CodeMonsterCodeMonster ACT, AustraliaMember Posts: 1,078
    @EggeyGames it's for non commercial use if it's not purchased. But since you got it for free with giveawayoftheday. You have the pro version. Therefore you can use it for commercial use as I am.
  • Abigail111Abigail111 Member Posts: 5
    HI there
    I know there are many third party which supports to resize image or crop image.
    But i want to know that if there is any powerful image program which supports to do any image processing issues offline.Thanks for any suggestion.
  • GNPGNP Member Posts: 18
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