In an application, I need to use javaxt.io.Image
to rotate the image and then save it into a new file. This is the code:
Image image = new Image(input);
image.rotate();
image.saveAs(output);
While the image does lose the EXIF rotation, which is the reason I needed this functionality, the image almost doubles in size. input.jpg
is at 2.8MB
, while output.jpg
becomes 4.3MB
. I couldn't find a parameter or function for compression in javaxt.io.Image
.
Did I miss a step or is this behaviour wanted by the library? What would be the most efficient way to re-reduce the size?
As Thomas commented, I missed the function setOutputQuality(float quality)
in the library documentation. Using that enables you to compress your images.