Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.0) Installed from: Gentoo Packages When I free-resize an image, I would like it to be automatically cropped to the correct size in order to avoid the black triangles at top and bottom.
You want an auto-crop like this ? http://digikam3rdparty.free.fr/freerotation-autocrop-example.png Link for a photoshop tool : http://www.melor.com/projects/autocrop_info.htm Gilles Caulier
SVN commit 437192 by cgilles: digiKam Free Rotation tool : - Add auto-cropped option to the correct size in order to avoid the black triangles around target image. This code is based on Renchi implementation. This is not optimized with high angles but rotation correction in photograph use generally a small angle. I think this way is enough. - Add dialog separator. - Fix cursor rules CCMAIL: digikam-devel@kde.org CCBUG: 100880 M +37 -18 freerotation.cpp M +6 -2 freerotation.h M +37 -9 imageeffect_freerotation.cpp M +1 -0 imageeffect_freerotation.h
Current implementation available to 0.8.0 is enough and fix this bug Gilles Caulier
SVN commit 437499 by cgilles: digiKam Free Rotation tool : There is 2 options to auto-crop rotated image : - 'Widest Area' from Renchi optimized for small rotation angle. - 'Largest Area' from Gerhard optimized for hight rotation angle. Gerhard : we need to polish 'Largest Area' algorithm to work properly with angle>90° and angle<-90°. CCMAIL: digikam-devel@kde.org, gerhard@kulzer.net CCBUG: 100880 M +42 -19 freerotation.cpp M +14 -4 freerotation.h M +19 -13 imageeffect_freerotation.cpp M +3 -1 imageeffect_freerotation.h