Help with zoom...
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- Deadfrog
Hi Guys/Gals,
Is there a tool/component or any tutorials out there that can give me some guidance into how to do this: http://www.burton.com/gear/produ…
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advanced.
- ********0
you probably hook some sort of size value up to the movable thing at the bottom in script or something...i'm an expert
- tkmeister0
create the scroll, then add a scroll value to it. shouldn't be too hard.
- fate_0
tkmeister, it's a little harder than that, since it sets up relative grids that are clipped at the edges and fill new "pieces" of the visible area depending on level of detail.
Deadfrog, if you're interested, I could bang out some pretty dynamic code for a very reasonable price that does just that. Shoot me an Email or hit me up on AIM (dreamless113) if you're interested.
- rson0
quicktime 3rd zoom plugin? to flv
- rson0
- unfittoprint0
has fate correctly stated
it's not just zoom.
most certainly image mnaipulation using php's GD image manipulation library.
Once the coordinates are established, the info is passed to php wich after reading the original image, returns a new [cropped] composite temporary image.
- rson0
unfit: do you think it might be a java lib instead of php. I didn't think a php class could handle that kind of pixel manipulation
- root_lock0
most likely used aspjpg a .dll since they code asp . basically send x y coordinates to asp page which resizes on the original image on the file system.
- tkmeister0
oh, yeah, fate is right.
i guess burton's solution offers more precise crisp image.
- rson0
unfittoprint: great link thanks ;)