HaikuArchives / TheAwesomeResizer

Allows quick dynamic resizing of any translator-supported image.
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Make the application usable #1

Closed janus2 closed 6 years ago

janus2 commented 6 years ago
humdingerb commented 6 years ago

Nice work!

The list got longer and longer... :) Want me to file issues for each?

janus2 commented 6 years ago

You can wait, I'll try to fix the simple issues first... after that we can open a ticket for the remaining problems.

I don't think the live update works in this application. In my opinion the apply button is very simple to use when you choose to apply a filter a number of times (when you want a darker image for example).

humdingerb commented 6 years ago

With regard to the used image format, it'd be even better to default to the dropped image's format, I think.

janus2 commented 6 years ago

If you choose a different format and then drop an image or if you drop different images with different formats... I choose one format because the discoverability of how to save an image is not very good (a suggestion in the window will help) but if you do not select a format you cannot drag the image making the process very annoying.

janus2 commented 6 years ago

TAResizer

Issues that need some considerations

See my previous comment

I think this is useful for a new canvas. An image had already an aspect ratio that a standard size cannot accomodate.

"Smooth scaling" works only with shrunk images when the haiku bilinear filter works with enlarged images.

smooth scaling vs haiku filter Left smooth scaling/right haiku bilinear filter

Why? The widgets are almost all buttons not need to resize the window.

humdingerb commented 6 years ago

After some thought, I agree with most of your assessments.

WRT to "Smooth scaling", it'd be best to transparently use the appropriate algorithm for scaling down/up, no?

The resizable "Options" window would probably only be of interest for the file name. BTW, "Filename:" would be better as label IMO.

janus2 commented 6 years ago

WRT to "Smooth scaling", it'd be best to transparently use the appropriate algorithm for scaling down/up, no?

I thought about that. "Smooth scaling" now works as a filter. The image will look degraded if enlarged again. I will try to apply the filter live and see if it is not too expensive.