Aurigma Releases Graphics Mill 3.1 for .NET

• Added an arbitrary affine and projective transform (see ApplyMatrixTransform class for more details).

• Added JPEG2000 files support.

• Added an ability to apply lossless JPEG transforms. In particular, now Graphics Mill enables you to:

  o Apply lossless rotate and flip.

  o Recompress only a part of JPEG file. E.g. if you put a watermark at the image, you can just recompress only the part of the JPEG file which is updated and leave the rest intact.

  o Edit EXIF and IPTC metadata without JPEG recompression.

• Added GdiGraphics.GetPixel/SetPixel methods which enables you to retrieve or modify a single pixel of the screen or bitmap.

• Added spatial unit converter class (see UnitConverter class for more details).

• Added code samples which demonstrate advanced printing features of Graphics Mill.

• Added a guide for migration from Graphics Mill 2.0 (ActiveX) to Graphics Mill 3.1 for .NET.

• Now histograms can be build also for indexed bitmaps.

• Improved PDF writer:

  o Now it can save multiple pages in PDF file.

  o Now it supports ZIP compression.

• Improved TIFF reader speed.

• Improved AutoLevels, AutoBrightness, and AutoContrast algorithm.

• Simplified license key embedding process.

• Minor improvements in API.

• Changed behavior of BitmapData.Dispose method: now it automatically unlocks bits.

• Fixed problem with TIFF reader: 4-bit grayscale TIFF files now can be loaded into Graphics Mill now (they are converted to 8-bit grayscale).

• Fixed a problem with an image drawing when incorrect color profile is attached.

• Other minor bugs fixed.

You can download evaluation version here.