Creating Zoomable Images Using Graphics Mill and Leaflet
The usual way to display large images on the Web is to split the original image into multiple tiles of different resolution and load them on demand.
The usual way to display large images on the Web is to split the original image into multiple tiles of different resolution and load them on demand.
The work on the upcoming version 7.1 is in a full swing and we plan to roll it out in the next month. In this version we have focused on two things: adding web graphics optimization features and improving the experience of Graphics Mill usage.
I just want to announce support of chroma keying in the upcoming version of Graphics Mill.
The first minor update of Graphics Mill 6 is now available. It fixes some glitches which are inevitable in new products and adds few new features, including RAW format support.
Graphics Mill 6 was just released by Aurigma. Memory efficiency and overall performance are remarkably improved. Read on to find out how such exceptional results were attained through the hard work and dedication of Aurigma’s outstanding engineers.
Cloud technologies are becoming more and more popular. Aurigma is working on a new Graphics Mill version set for release later this year and we designed it from the ground up to allow deploying it in Microsoft Azure. Based on customer feedback, we anticipate that this feature is going to be very popular.
Today I would like to introduce our new project – On-line Business Card Editor software. This solution is designed especially for printing companies (or software contractors working with them) seeking for a Web solution allowing customers to design and order business cards on-line.
When we released a new website, there is one more thing happened besides to new releases - we have discontinued our product Photo Editor. You still can download and use this product. However you should not purchase a separate license for it.
A few weeks ago we released new version of Graphics Mill – 5.5. Looking through the what's new list, everybody finds out that the major change in the product is a new module called AJAX Vector Objects. I'd say that this is a good module. A very useful one