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Forum Member Group: Members Posts: 7 Joined: 12-November 05 Member No.: 201 ![]() |
Hi,
don't know if this is OS/2-specific, but here's my problem: For example I have a .jpg file 454x480 pixels. When I now chose rotate lossless 180 degree the size gets altered and now is 448x480. This is not lossless, the picture loses some pixels! There is even no option for 'undo', so the original image gets destroyed. I think this is a rather severe bug or am I wrong? (version 3.40, but at least 3.31 also has this bug) Thanks for listening Franz |
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Forum Member Group: Admin Posts: 10 Joined: 18-October 02 Member No.: 122 ![]() |
From a previous forum post about this issue found using the forums search feature:
QUOTE (Peter) Yes, this image size change is expected. It has to do with the "block size" of the JPEG encoding. This will occur if the image size is not evenly divisible by 16 (or sometimes 8). Read the full reply with further details in this topic about the JPEG losless rotate feature As for the Undo option, JPEG lossless rotation operates directly on the file on disk, so there is not a temporary file for undo operations. -- Thanks, Brandon |
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