61 Stories by Amy Pearson
If you’ve used Apache Commons Imaging, it was probably to pull EXIF out of a JPEG or edit some XMP. That’s what it’s good... Most Java developers find TwelveMonkeys the same way: ImageIO won’t read some format, a quick search turns it up, a few JARs go on... Java’s built-in javax.imageio.ImageIO has been the default image library since J2SE 1.4. It reads and writes JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, and TIFF (from JDK... TL;DR When benchmarking Java image libraries, what matters most depends on your use case. Speed is critical for high-throughput services, file size drives storage... If you’re working with a large number of AVIF files, converting them to JPG in bulk can streamline your workflow, especially when the JPG... TL;DR Java’s ImageIO does not support AVIF output. To add AVIF support to ImageIO, you can use the Open source vavi-image-avif plugin (which is... 