3 New Image Effects for ColdFusion 8
April 28, 2008
Foundeo has released 3 new Image Effects for ColdFusion 8!
The first is sepia tone, you can see an example image to the left. Sepia tone was popular in the 1800's (used to give black and white photos a bit of color), but thanks to modern photoediting technology is making a comeback. The idea for this effect came from a customer suggestion.
I also added two other effects to the component which can lighten or darken an image or photo.
You can score all 8 of the effects (rounded corners, gradients, reflections, drop shadows, etc) for $39.99 until Thursday May 1st, when the price increases to $49.99
Existing customers get a free upgrade, so just login to your account, and download the latest code.
Visit foundeo.com to order.
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On 04/28/2008 at 10:02:29 AM EDT Bill wrote:
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Is the code encrypted?
On 04/28/2008 at 10:20:31 AM EDT Pete Freitag wrote:
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Hi Bill, no it is not.
On 05/17/2008 at 11:57:39 AM EDT Richard Steele wrote:
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Does the cfimage tag now retain IPTC too? If not, how else can the author's name stay attached to their images apart from watermarking? Is there a 3rd party utility that does this?
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