Good evening,
I have a question about the image cache function, when i upload a product image onto the webshop then the system generates a new image in diverse sizes, how come that the cache function also changes the image quality (even tho it's setup on 100%) and changing the image colors also?
This is how the image looks when i upload it (as it should be):
And this is how the image looks after it was created by the cache system (as it shouldn't be):
As you can see the image is brighter, lesser of quality how can i stop this?
Have been searching google and search function on this forum without a solution to this .
Thanks.
Regards,
Michael
I have a question about the image cache function, when i upload a product image onto the webshop then the system generates a new image in diverse sizes, how come that the cache function also changes the image quality (even tho it's setup on 100%) and changing the image colors also?
This is how the image looks when i upload it (as it should be):
And this is how the image looks after it was created by the cache system (as it shouldn't be):
As you can see the image is brighter, lesser of quality how can i stop this?
Have been searching google and search function on this forum without a solution to this .
Thanks.
Regards,
Michael
You can open file system\library\image.php and find
and replace with
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$quality = 90
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$quality = 100
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Hello,viethemes wrote:You can open file system\library\image.php and findand replace withCode: Select all
$quality = 90
Code: Select all
$quality = 100
Thanks for your reply but i have anounced it on TS that it has been setup at quality 100 (100%), it isn't working at all, the image color is still changing as i placed the example of before and after.
There must be a problem with the standard cache method the system is using why it is changing the colors to a brighter one.
Very strange, with PNG it shows as how it should be, but how come jpg changes the color when it gets resizedclorne wrote:Do you have to use jpg?
Have you tried png?
Anyway thanks for your thought it works for me
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