I have succeeded in getting an image to become resized (in kB) in case it would be too large, see code below. However, I am not really impressed with the loss of quality and wonder if there is a better way to tweak the parameters.
What my code oes is to take the image file, make a bitmap of it, then compress it by reducing the image quality. If the file size is below a treshold value it will replace the old image. When I try this code, if I have a 750 kB image, it will go down to
a quality percentage of about 50 before it reaches below 300 kB in size (which is my preferred value), and then the image doesn't look very appealing. Any ideas for tweaking?
/Pettrer
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim filnamn As String = "~\img\DSCtest.JPG"
Bildkomprimering(filnamn, 300)
End Sub
Protected Sub Bildkomprimering(ByVal filnamn As String, ByVal maxkB As Integer)
Dim objImage As Image
Dim forstor As Boolean = True
Dim procent As Integer = 80
Try
While forstor = True And procent > 5
objImage = Image.FromFile(Server.MapPath(filnamn))
Dim target As New Bitmap(objImage.Width, objImage.Height)
Dim e As Imaging.EncoderParameters
' Jpeg image codec
Dim jpegCodec As Imaging.ImageCodecInfo = Imaging.ImageCodecInfo.GetImageEncoders()(1)
e = New Imaging.EncoderParameters(2)
e.Param(0) = New Imaging.EncoderParameter(Imaging.Encoder.Quality, procent)
e.Param(1) = New Imaging.EncoderParameter(Imaging.Encoder.Compression, CLng(Imaging.EncoderValue.CompressionLZW))
Dim ms As IO.MemoryStream = New IO.MemoryStream
target.Save(ms, jpegCodec, e)
target.Dispose()
Dim tmpstorlek As Integer = ms.Length / 1024
'checking file size
If tmpstorlek > maxkB Then 'image too large
forstor = True
If tmpstorlek > 500 Then
procent /= 2 'just to skip some roundtrips
Else
procent /= 1.3
End If
Else
forstor = False
objImage.Dispose()
Dim fs As New FileStream(Server.MapPath(filnamn), FileMode.Create) : ms.WriteTo(fs) : fs.Close()
ms.Dispose()
End If
End While
Catch
'Don't bother as it's not the end of the world if an image is too large
End Try
End Sub
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How to compress to better quality
Nov 02, 2012 05:35 PM|pettrer|LINK
Hi all,
I have succeeded in getting an image to become resized (in kB) in case it would be too large, see code below. However, I am not really impressed with the loss of quality and wonder if there is a better way to tweak the parameters.
What my code oes is to take the image file, make a bitmap of it, then compress it by reducing the image quality. If the file size is below a treshold value it will replace the old image. When I try this code, if I have a 750 kB image, it will go down to a quality percentage of about 50 before it reaches below 300 kB in size (which is my preferred value), and then the image doesn't look very appealing. Any ideas for tweaking?
/Pettrer
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim filnamn As String = "~\img\DSCtest.JPG" Bildkomprimering(filnamn, 300) End Sub Protected Sub Bildkomprimering(ByVal filnamn As String, ByVal maxkB As Integer) Dim objImage As Image Dim forstor As Boolean = True Dim procent As Integer = 80 Try While forstor = True And procent > 5 objImage = Image.FromFile(Server.MapPath(filnamn)) Dim target As New Bitmap(objImage.Width, objImage.Height) Dim e As Imaging.EncoderParameters ' Jpeg image codec Dim jpegCodec As Imaging.ImageCodecInfo = Imaging.ImageCodecInfo.GetImageEncoders()(1) e = New Imaging.EncoderParameters(2) e.Param(0) = New Imaging.EncoderParameter(Imaging.Encoder.Quality, procent) e.Param(1) = New Imaging.EncoderParameter(Imaging.Encoder.Compression, CLng(Imaging.EncoderValue.CompressionLZW)) Dim ms As IO.MemoryStream = New IO.MemoryStream target.Save(ms, jpegCodec, e) target.Dispose() Dim tmpstorlek As Integer = ms.Length / 1024 'checking file size If tmpstorlek > maxkB Then 'image too large forstor = True If tmpstorlek > 500 Then procent /= 2 'just to skip some roundtrips Else procent /= 1.3 End If Else forstor = False objImage.Dispose() Dim fs As New FileStream(Server.MapPath(filnamn), FileMode.Create) : ms.WriteTo(fs) : fs.Close() ms.Dispose() End If End While Catch 'Don't bother as it's not the end of the world if an image is too large End Try End SubAll-Star
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Re: How to compress to better quality
Nov 02, 2012 08:40 PM|oned_gk|LINK
I think using default compression level value of photoshop/corelphotopaint is better.
I am forget the level value, its about 10% till 30% i think.
try open photoshop/photopaint save image to jpg and see the default compression level.
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