Tom Sartain wrote:
One way or another, cracking the PSD format makes for fun code. I'll
have to try it out... and put some sort of caching on that example
script, because re-rendering it each request can not be fun.
This made the rounds of the internets a while back, but it's a bit related:
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I could see this being really useful for designer websites or tutorial
websites where there is often a PSD available for download. No sense going
through the trouble of exporting a JPG if this can do it automatically.
One way or another, cracking the PSD format makes for fun code. I'll have to
try
It looks like you are not actually displaying the PSD on the webpage.
The class just converts the PSD into a JPEG and then displays the JPG
to the browser. If you have Photoshop, I feel you might as well do
this yourself before uploading the image. Uploading JPGs versus PSD is
much faster and saves
A small library that slipped under the radar. Seems like could be
pretty important to some image wranglers ... ?
http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/php-display-adobe-psd-files-on-a-web-page
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