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Date Posted: 17:07:25 09/28/04 Tue
Author: Andrew
Subject: Re: Lossless rotations
In reply to: Michel 's message, "Re: Lossless rotations" on 06:48:43 04/12/04 Mon

I use source code from <a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.ijg.org.">http://www.ijg.org.</a>
It lets make rotate and mirror transformation with jpeg images (it has some restriction for example the size must be divisible by 8 or 16, but it is always true for digicams' photos)

This code is absolutely free, it is used for example in acdsee and internet explorer.

I recommend to include it in your library

>I think JPEG2000 has a lossless mode but I have not
>tried it. The advantage of JPG is that it is lossy and
>can achieve much higher compression rates.

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