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bma  
#1 Posted : Thursday, January 14, 2016 10:39:36 AM(UTC)
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Hello,

Is it possible to adapth the clipping path when rotating or cropping an image with bitmap? I've tried with the pipeline and it worked, however when I try with bitmap, the clipping path doesn't adapt.

Code snippet working (pipeline):

Code:
public byte[] Test(byte[] media)
{
	using (var imageStream = new MemoryStream(media))
	using (var exportedImageStream = new MemoryStream())
	using (var reader = new JpegReader(imageStream))
	using (var writer = new JpegWriter(exportedImageStream))
	using (var rotate = new Rotate(60f))
	using (var crop = new Crop(reader.Width / 2, 0, reader.Width / 2, reader.Height / 2))
	{
		writer.AdobeResources = reader.AdobeResources;

		Pipeline.Run(reader + rotate + crop + writer);

		return exportedImageStream.GetBuffer();
	}
}

Code snippet not working (bitmap):

Code:
public byte[] Test(byte[] media, int width, int height)
{
	using (var imageStream = new MemoryStream(media))
	using (var exportedImageStream = new MemoryStream())
	using (var imageReader = ImageReader.Create(imageStream))
	using (var bitmap = imageReader.Frames[0].GetBitmap())
	{
		var jpegSettings = new JpegSettings { Quality = 100 };

		#region metadata

		if (imageReader.AdobeResources != null)
		{
			jpegSettings.AdobeResources = imageReader.AdobeResources;
		}

		if (imageReader.Exif != null)
		{
			jpegSettings.Exif = imageReader.Exif;
		}

		if (imageReader.Iptc != null)
		{
			jpegSettings.Iptc = imageReader.Iptc;
		}

		if (imageReader.Xmp != null)
		{
			jpegSettings.Xmp = imageReader.Xmp;
		}

		#endregion

		bitmap.Transforms.Resize(width, height);
		bitmap.Transforms.Crop(imageReader.Width / 2, 0, imageReader.Width / 2, imageReader.Height / 2);

		bitmap.Transforms.Rotate(30f);

		bitmap.Save(exportedImageStream, jpegSettings);

		return exportedImageStream.GetBuffer();
	}
}

Thank you in advance,

Kind regards

bma attached the following image(s):
clippingpath.jpg
Fedor  
#2 Posted : Thursday, January 14, 2016 11:33:20 AM(UTC)
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The clipping path is processed correctly using the Pipeline API only.

Is this limitation critical for you?

Best regards,

Fedor Skvortsov

bma  
#3 Posted : Friday, January 15, 2016 7:32:54 AM(UTC)
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This limitation it's not critical, but I would like to have this feature in the future, if it's possible...

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#4 Posted : Friday, January 15, 2016 11:28:14 PM(UTC)
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I have added the feature to the backlog of Graphics Mill (Aurigma Bug #0021662).
Best regards,

Fedor Skvortsov

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Fedor  
#5 Posted : Tuesday, February 16, 2016 2:21:12 AM(UTC)
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We have just released the new version 8.1.12 of the Graphics Mill SDK where we have implemented manipulation of clipping path.

F.Metadata\F.05.ClippingPath\ClippingPathExample.cs

Code:
/// <summary>
/// Modifies clipping path explicitly using memory-friendly Pipeline API
/// </summary>
private static void ModifyClippingPathExplicitlyMemoryFriendly()
{
	int width = 1000;
	int height = 1000;

	using (var reader = new JpegReader(@"../../../../_Input/Apple.jpg"))
	using (var generator = new ImageGenerator(width, height, reader.PixelFormat, RgbColor.White))
	using (var combiner = new Combiner(CombineMode.Copy))
	using (var writer = new JpegWriter(@"../../../../_Output/ModifyClippingPathExplicitlyMemoryFriendly.jpg"))
	{
		combiner.TopImage = reader;
		combiner.X = (width - reader.Width) / 2;
		combiner.Y = (height - reader.Height) / 2;

		//The clipping path has relatives coordinates (0.0f ... 1.f0). So we need to transform it.
		var transform = new System.Drawing.Drawing2D.Matrix();
		transform.Scale((float)reader.Width / (float)width, (float)reader.Height / (float)height);
		transform.Translate((float)combiner.X / (float)reader.Width, (float)combiner.Y / (float)reader.Height);

		var adobeResources = reader.AdobeResources;

		//2000-2997 Clipping path information 
		//http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/photoshop/fileformatashtml/ 
		const int firstPathId = 2000;
		const int lastPathId = 2997;

		//Remove clipping paths
		foreach (long key in adobeResources.Keys)
		{
			if (key >= firstPathId && key <= lastPathId)
			{
				adobeResources.Remove(key);
			}
		}

		//Transform and save clipping paths
		for (var i = 0; i < reader.ClippingPaths.Count; i++)
		{
			var clippingPath = reader.ClippingPaths[0];
			clippingPath.ApplyTransform(transform);

			adobeResources.Add(2000 + i, new AdobeResourceBlock(clippingPath.Name, clippingPath.Data));
		}

		writer.AdobeResources = adobeResources;

		Pipeline.Run(generator + combiner + writer);
	}
}


/// <summary>
/// Modifies clipping path explicitly
/// </summary>
private static void ModifyClippingPathExplicitly()
{
	using (var reader = new JpegReader(@"../../../../_Input/Apple.jpg"))
	using (var bitmap = reader.Frames[0].GetBitmap())
	{
		var crop = new Crop(20, 20, bitmap.Width - 40, bitmap.Height - 40);

		var cropped = crop.Apply(bitmap);

		var clippingPath = reader.ClippingPaths[0];
		
		clippingPath.ApplyTransform(crop.GetPathTransformMatrix(bitmap.Width, bitmap.Height).ToGdiPlusMatrix());

		var adobeResources = new AdobeResourceDictionary();
		adobeResources.Add(2000, new AdobeResourceBlock("Apple", clippingPath.Data));

		var jpegSettings = new JpegSettings();
		jpegSettings.AdobeResources = adobeResources;

		cropped.Save(@"../../../../_Output/ModifyClippingPathExplicitly.jpg", jpegSettings);
	}
}
Best regards,

Fedor Skvortsov

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