MegaPixel | GUI for avif , webp , jpegxl , mozjpg and ect | Image Editing library

Product Image is not rendering in the custom Spartacus Component. Below is a code snippet of HTML Code.
I have checked the cx-media which takes the Image container and loads the image. But I was not able to figure out what is missing in my custom Spartacus storefront.

Also no request is triggered from spartacus to get the image. But the same happens on PDP. I am using the OOTB cx-media. Will this not call it internally?

Unfortunately I have a problem with my code. Over the months I have added a few things to my program every now and then. Now the code is a bit "misbuild(t)" and I need your help. I have a program in which there are threads and posts – like in a classic Internet forum. A thread can contain multiple posts; a posting contains several images and texts. So... You can click on a certain posting in the ListBox and display its images as large as possible. This is done with a separate form. With 3 different radio buttons I can sort it according to the size of the images (megapixel), or according to the modification date, or according to the file name. To be able to sort by megapixel, I once created an class Bildeigenschaften (image properties class). The sorted_List is therefore a List(of Bildeigenschaften). Today, I discovered that sorting by name is unlike sorting by name in Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer sorts Natural (as I found out), so this is how it is

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ABC10

instead of like in my program

ABC10

ABC9

. So I got some code that sorts "Natural". How do I get this linked now?

the Form

I am working on a short script which should slice a tiff file in smaller pieces.

The files are bigger as typical (the biggest file has 16000 x 28800 pixels 1 bit depth)

My idea is, to crop each of this rectangles and save this as a new file, with the same resolution as the original image

update when i write (as answerer said)

I try to add image to the product detail JSP page. Here is the table structure of table:

I'm writing a macOS app which performs a complicated chain of CIFilter operations on an image to greatly change the appearance of high resolution photographs, often 24 megapixels or larger.

Some of these effects included are gaussian blurs, unsharp masks, bloom, gloom, as well as a custom "grain" fragment shader I wrote in Metal using a custom CIKernel. The CIContext is using a Metal device to render it. Essentially, it's a long chain of initialImage -> CIFilter -> outputImage -> CIFilter -> outputImage -> CIFilter -> ...

Not only must all of these CIFilters be run in sequence for a final output, they must also be run on the full resolution for effects to be correctly scaled.

The problem I face is that executing entire process results in a massive usage of memory. With a 6000x4000 input image, the memory usage jumps to 6.6GiB while rendering.

I used the Metal instrumentation in Xcode to diagnose the problem and it seems that CoreImage is recursively allocating memory for each filter, so that memory just piles up and up until it can finally let go of all of the resources at the end.

I would have hoped this was sequential, releasing each source buffer before the next operation. I'm not sure exactly how to help the situation. Is there some way to pass each output image to the next filter, forcefully cleaning up each input CIImage rendering first?

These operations works:

• HEIC to other formats, e.g. convert IMG_8293.HEIC c.jpg

These operations produce invalid output:

• convert any format to HEIC, e.g.: convert c.jpg c.heic
• rotate HEIC: convert IMG_8293.HEIC -rotate 90 IMG_8293.HEIC
• other HEIC operations, e.g. flip, flop, etc.

Invalid output means: the metadata are shown properly but MacOS preview complains: "The file “c.heic” could not be opened. It may be damaged or use a file format that Preview doesn’t recognise.".

The metadata of the input file c.jpg

There are 2 ways (that I'm aware of) to capture images/videos from the camera in an ionic app:

• Native camera app
• 'Camera Preview' library

The first option I know will allow users to maximise the potential of the camera (quality, megapixels etc.), but I need the flexibility of adding an overlay (basically I need the flexibility of the second option).

In the docs I can only see the ability to see a 'quality' argument as part of the 'takePicture' call, how would a maximum of 100 here compare to the quality of a pic I'd have got from the native app?

I know this is called 'camera preview' but ideally I need it to be the best image quality the camera's capable of capturing (same as the native app).

https://github.com/cordova-plugin-camera-preview/cordova-plugin-camera-preview

I have a JPEG that I think has no EXIF data and I want to see if it is possible to detect scrubbing.

When I run exiftool on it I get the output below.

Are these fields derived by exiftool, even if there are no EXIF data, or does the output necessarily indicate the presence of EXIF inside the JPEG?

Or do all JPEGs contain EXIF even if they were to be scrubbed?

Is there a way to disable output of the derived information below to enable scrubbing detection?