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Asido » Watermark http://asido.info PHP Image Processing Solution Tue, 02 Jun 2009 10:48:35 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Watermarks w/ GIFs and JPEGs http://asido.info/howto/watermark/gif-jpeg/ http://asido.info/howto/watermark/gif-jpeg/#comments Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:32:13 +0000 admin http://www.asido.info/howto/watermark/gif-jpeg/ This example shows the result from applying watermark when using non-transparent images like JPEGs, or using files with non-alpha transparency like GIFs.

Pay attention to the JPEG watermark: probably you all know it, but let me put these words of wisdom again – do not use JPEGs and plain flat colors. When the JPEG compression is applied, it tries to smoothen the image and this f*cks up the areas covered with flat color.

<?php
 
/**
* Include the main Asido class
*/
include('./../../class.asido.php');
 
/**
* Set the correct driver: this depends on your local environment
*/
asido::driver('gd');
 
/**
* Create an Asido_Image object and provide the name of the source
* image, and the name with which you want to save the file
*/
$i1 = asido::image('example.jpg', 'result_05.jpg');
 
/**
* Put a JPEG watermark image
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_05.jpg', ASIDO_WATERMARK_TOP_LEFT);
 
/**
* Put a GIF watermark image
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_05.gif', ASIDO_WATERMARK_BOTTOM_RIGHT);
 
/**
* Save the result
*/
$i1->save(ASIDO_OVERWRITE_ENABLED);
 
?>

Here you can see the source image, the watermark image, and the result:

Source Image

GIF Watermark

JPEG Watermark

Result

You can download the source for this example from here:
http://www.asido.info/examples/watermark/example_05.phps

]]> http://asido.info/howto/watermark/gif-jpeg/feed/ 0 Watermark Scaling w/ Scaling Factor http://asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling-factor/ http://asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling-factor/#comments Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:29:26 +0000 admin http://www.asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling-factor/ There are situations in which it turns out that the watermark image is considerable larger compared to the image that is going to be watermarked. In these scenarios Asido applies watermark scaling. This means that the watermark is resized so its dimensions become some portion of the image that is going to be watermarked. This feature can be turned on and off by using the ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_ENABLED and ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_DISABLED constants. By default, the featured is enabled, and the scaling factor is taken from the ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_FACTOR constant. If you want you can re-define this constant, or just provide a decimal value (0 < scaling_factor < 1) instead. By default, the scaling factor is 0.25 (1/4).

<?php
 
/**
* Include the main Asido class
*/
include('./../../class.asido.php');
 
/**
* Set the correct driver: this depends on your local environment
*/
asido::driver('gd');
 
/**
* Create an Asido_Image object and provide the name of the source
* image, and the name with which you want to save the file
*/
$i1 = asido::image('example.jpg', 'result_04.jpg');
 
/**
* Put the watermark with the scaling factor 0.66
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_04.png', ASIDO_WATERMARK_TOP_LEFT, ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_ENABLED, 0.66);
 
/**
* Put the watermark with the scaling factor 0.75
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_04.png', ASIDO_WATERMARK_BOTTOM_RIGHT, ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_ENABLED, 0.75);
 
/**
* Save the result
*/
$i1->save(ASIDO_OVERWRITE_ENABLED);
 
?>

Here you can see the source image, the watermark image, and the result:

Source Image

Watermark

Result

You can download the source for this example from here:
http://www.asido.info/examples/watermark/example_04.phps

]]> http://asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling-factor/feed/ 5 Watermark Scaling http://asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling/ http://asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling/#comments Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:24:38 +0000 admin http://www.asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling/ Asido unique features.]]> This example shows how the watermark scaling works: another one of Asido unique features. This feature is turned on by default and it is very handy when the watermark image is considerable larger then the image that is about to be watermarked.

<?php
 
/**
* Include the main Asido class
*/
include('./../../class.asido.php');
 
/**
* Set the correct driver: this depends on your local environment
*/
asido::driver('gd');
 
/**
* Create an Asido_Image object and provide the name of the source
* image, and the name with which you want to save the file
*/
$i1 = asido::image('example.jpg', 'result_03.jpg');
 
/**
* Put the watermark with the scaling feature enabled
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_03.png', ASIDO_WATERMARK_BOTTOM_RIGHT, ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_ENABLED);
 
/**
* Put the watermark with the scaling feature disabled
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_03.png', ASIDO_WATERMARK_CENTER, ASIDO_WATERMARK_SCALABLE_DISABLED);
 
/**
* Save the result
*/
$i1->save(ASIDO_OVERWRITE_ENABLED);
 
?>

Here you can see the source image, the watermark image, and the result:

Source Image

Watermark

Result

You can download the source for this example from here:
http://www.asido.info/examples/watermark/example_03.phps

]]> http://asido.info/howto/watermark/scaling/feed/ 0 Tile Watermark http://asido.info/howto/watermark/tile/ http://asido.info/howto/watermark/tile/#comments Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:04:53 +0000 admin http://www.asido.info/howto/watermark/tile/ Asido to apply a tile watermark.]]> This example demonstrates an unique feature of Asido to apply a tile watermark.

<?php
 
/**
* Include the main Asido class
*/
include('./../../class.asido.php');
 
/**
* Set the correct driver: this depends on your local environment
*/
asido::driver('gd');
 
/**
* Create an Asido_Image object and provide the name of the source
* image, and the name with which you want to save the file
*/
$i1 = asido::image('example.jpg', 'result_02.jpg');
 
/**
* Put a "tile" watermark image
*/
Asido::watermark($i1, 'watermark_02.png', ASIDO_WATERMARK_TILE);
 
/**
* Save the result
*/
$i1->save(ASIDO_OVERWRITE_ENABLED);
 
?>

Here you can see the source image, the watermark image, and the result:

Source Image

Watermark

Result

You can download the source for this example from here:
http://www.asido.info/examples/watermark/example_02.phps

]]> http://asido.info/howto/watermark/tile/feed/ 0 Watermark Gravity http://asido.info/howto/watermark/gravity/ http://asido.info/howto/watermark/gravity/#comments Sat, 21 Apr 2007 18:52:40 +0000 admin http://shadow/wordpress-2.1.3/wordpress/?p=13 This example demonstrates how to use the watermark gravity. There are nine locations at which you can put the watermark (except when using the tile watermark), and this example puts a watermark on every one of these locations.

<?php
 
/**
* Include the main Asido class
*/
include('./../../class.asido.php');
 
/**
* Set the correct driver: this depends on your local environment
*/
asido::driver('gd');
 
/**
* Create an Asido_Image object and provide the name of the source
* image, and the name with which you want to save the file
*/
$i1 = asido::image('example.jpg', 'result_01.jpg');
 
/**
* Put a watermark image on every possible gravity location
*/
$watermark = 'watermark_01.png';
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_TOP_LEFT);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_TOP_CENTER);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_TOP_RIGHT);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_MIDDLE_LEFT);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_MIDDLE_CENTER);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_MIDDLE_RIGHT);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_BOTTOM_LEFT);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_BOTTOM_CENTER);
Asido::watermark($i1, $watermark, ASIDO_WATERMARK_BOTTOM_RIGHT);
 
/**
* Save the result
*/
$i1->save(ASIDO_OVERWRITE_ENABLED);
 
?>

Here you can see the source image, the watermark image, and the result:

Source Image

Watermark

Result

You can download the source for this example from here:
http://www.asido.info/examples/watermark/example_01.phps

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