Example usage for javax.imageio ImageReader getThumbnailWidth

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for javax.imageio ImageReader getThumbnailWidth.

Prototype

public int getThumbnailWidth(int imageIndex, int thumbnailIndex) throws IOException 

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Returns the width of the thumbnail preview image indexed by thumbnailIndex , associated with the image indexed by ImageIndex .

Usage

From source file:it.tidalwave.imageio.test.ImageReaderTestSupport.java

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protected void assertThumbnailMetadataSize(final ImageReader ir, final int thumbnailIndex, final int width,
        final int height) throws IOException {
    final Dimension thumbnailSize = new Dimension(ir.getThumbnailWidth(0, thumbnailIndex),
            ir.getThumbnailHeight(0, thumbnailIndex));
    final Dimension expectedSize = new Dimension(width, height);
    assertEquals("metadata thumbnail size: ", expectedSize, thumbnailSize);
}

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From source file:org.photovault.image.ImageIOImage.java

/**
 Read the image (either original or proper thumbnail in the same file and subsample 
 it to save memory & time. The image is subsampled so that its reasolution is the
 smallest possible that is bigger than given limits. 
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 @param reader The image reader that is used for reading the image
 @param minWidth Minimum width of the subsampled image
 @param minHeight Minimum height of the subsampled iamge
         
 @return Subsampled image.
 */

private RenderedImage readSubsampled(ImageReader reader, int minWidth, int minHeight) throws IOException {
    /*
     We try to ensure that the thumbnail is actually from the original image
     by comparing aspect ratio of it to original. This is not a perfect check
     but it will usually catch the most typical errors (like having a the original
     rotated by RAW conversion SW but still the original EXIF thumbnail.
     */
    double origAspect = reader.getAspectRatio(0);
    double aspectAccuracy = 0.01;
    int minInstanceSide = Math.max(minWidth, minHeight);

    int numThumbs = 0;
    RenderedImage image = null;
    try {
        int numImages = reader.getNumImages(true);
        if (numImages > 0) {
            numThumbs = reader.getNumThumbnails(0);
        }
    } catch (IOException ex) {
        ex.printStackTrace();
    }
    if (numThumbs > 0 && isOkForThumbCreation(reader.getThumbnailWidth(0, 0), reader.getThumbnailHeight(0, 0),
            minWidth, minHeight, origAspect, aspectAccuracy)) {
        // There is a thumbanil that is big enough - use it

        log.debug("Original has thumbnail, size " + reader.getThumbnailWidth(0, 0) + " x "
                + reader.getThumbnailHeight(0, 0));
        image = reader.readThumbnail(0, 0);
        log.debug("Read thumbnail");
    } else {
        log.debug("No thumbnail in original");
        ImageReadParam param = reader.getDefaultReadParam();

        // Find the maximum subsampling rate we can still use for creating
        // a quality thumbnail. Some image format readers seem to have
        // problems with subsampling values (e.g. PNG sometimes crashed
        // the whole virtual machine, to for now let's do this only
        // with JPG.
        int subsampling = 1;
        if (reader.getFormatName().equals("JPEG")) {
            int minDim = Math.min(reader.getWidth(0), reader.getHeight(0));
            while (2 * minInstanceSide * subsampling < minDim) {
                subsampling *= 2;
            }
        }
        param.setSourceSubsampling(subsampling, subsampling, 0, 0);
        image = reader.read(0, param);
    }
    return image;
}

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