Can dropzone.js allow image cropping and rotating before upload? - dropzone.js

I have the uploading and previewing working just fine but sometimes the images are sideways or need to be cropped. If not maybe it can work with in conjunction with another library?
This site mentioned that it could:
https://colorlib.com/wp/jquery-file-upload-scripts/#comment-621899

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Cakephp 2+ Image Resize and Crop while uploading the image

Hi i need to implement image resize and crop the image while uploading to the server. Please help me out.
There are two plugins doing exactly what you want to:
a component https://github.com/angelitomg/QimageComponent you have to actively trigger in your controller
a behaviour https://github.com/josegonzalez/cakephp-upload which allows you to implement the resizing for a hole model(action independent) with a simple actsAs
The second one is developed by josegonzalez who is really active in #cakephp irc and the whole cakephp development... so this is most likely the better choice ;)
Try the image upload behavior
https://github.com/cakecoded/image-upload-behavior/blob/master/app/Model/Behavior/ImageUploadBehavior.php

Grainy images in Firefox but not Chrome

We are using a png image as our logo on our main site. The image is about 85x57 pixels. Whenever we are viewing the website on Chrome, the image looks smooth. However, on firefox the image is grainy and one can distinguish each pixel. Is this a common browser issue with Chrome? Or is there a quick fix for this?
The "grainy-look" could be the result of a bug in Firefox as mentioned in this post.
Browsers have different methods of interpolating images when NOT rendered at their native size.
Best advice: render the image at its native size.

My website loading heavy images. I need to re-size it from server how it possible?

My website loading heavy images. I need to re-size it from server how it possible?.
here is the url of the website : www.thefirstdrive.com
Resize the images and upload them again.
or
use imagemagick and resize the images via ssh.
this could be what you are looking for
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dynamic-image-resizer/

iOS Loss of image quality and resolution

I have and imageview that i use throughout my app. It can hold a picture from the gallery or from the camera.
In the end I upload it to a webserver using php.
But where does xcode downscale my image? Ipad pictures are aprox. 300x300px.
Tried downloading a 1000+ x 1000+ pixels image, but it looks like it gets downscaled once i open it trough uiimagepicker. In my gallery its fine before i start my app, but when i add it via my gallery its low res.
I need these images with the resolution they were made with.
Is there any way to obtatain that?

Flash image upload with mandatory crop?

Anyone know of a Flash file (image) uploader that will force a user to resize and/or crop their image BEFORE uploading it? To then upload it as well.
Basically, I don't want my server processing the image resize/crop. I want to specify a target aspect ratio and have the user resize and crop their image to make it fit.
I've seen cropping uploaders before but they all seem to be server side. I saw a Flex one but I'm not sure it's "mandatory" -- Basically if the user just uploads the image without making edits, then I'd like the Flash to scale and fit the image into set dimensions...Leaving it I guess short in one direction to not stretch.
Anything like this out there?
Thanks!
I have a bounty running with a very similar question, be sure to take a peek - there isn't anything there yet that does client side resizing, though.
Also, SWFUpload is said to support it in the new Beta, but the feature is very sparsely documented right now. You would probably have to work on it to get it running the way you want.
http://www.adylevy.com/index.php/2009/07/22/multiple-files-uploader-with-preview-on-client-side/
there was another one called resize before upload but the site went down. though while I'm updating this and we're on the subject -- I don't see why you'd want to use Flash these days for this task. There are plenty of JavaScript options and now we also have Google's Dart (which builds JavaScript).

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