Pixelpost

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Autoresize v2.5 featured

 
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Developer Description

The AutoResize addon brings resize functionality to Pixelpost's photo upload process! Perfectly resize any photograph directly within Pixelpost!

FEATURES & REQUIREMENTS

  • Main features:

    • Resize your photos on the fly!
    • Fully integrated into your upload and editing workflow!
    • Easily handles large photo sizes!
    • Ability to apply an UnSharp mask!
    • EXIF data preserved!
    • Resize photos by width, height, fixed or auto!
  • Minimum requirements:

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  1. Good 4
    skpManiac 6 Months Ago Report as Spam

    This addon works fine for me ONLY if my filenames are very short, like 5 characters :/

    Ive emailed the developer but got no reply :(

    Most of my pics have long filenames, as they describe the place name and event and then a cat number.

    Is there a way to workaround this limitation??

    Cheers

  2. Good 4
    GavinTan 1 Year Ago Report as Spam

    It's really good, awesome except for the problem with EasyMap Add-on. Once the photo gets resized easymap is not able to pick out the geotagged information.

  3. Perfect 5
    mrubioroy 1 Year Ago Report as Spam

    The addon is great, but I would like one more feature. Most computer screens, if not all of them, are wider than higher. I think it would be a very cool feature would be to distinguish between maxsize width and maxsize height.

    For example, let's say my "Maximum image size:" is 600px because I design for 1024x768px. For a 1000x2000px image the auto setting is ok and would produce a 300x600px image. However, for a 2000x500px panorama, I do not want it to be 600x150px but something like 900x225px. As wide screen are becoming popular this is an even more important point.

    This is the code needed for this new feature:

    if($maxsize_w/$maxsize_h < $src_w/$src_h)
    {
    $dst_w = $maxsize_w;
    $ratio = $src_w/$dst_w;
    $dst_h = $src_h/$ratio;
    }
    else
    {
    $dst_h = $maxsize_h;
    $ratio = $src_h/$dst_h;
    $dst_w = $src_w/$ratio;
    }