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Asked: 2026-06-05T15:13:48+00:00

Just wondering: I’m trying to set up an adaptive image handler in Coldfusion8, which

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Just wondering:
I’m trying to set up an adaptive image handler in Coldfusion8, which resizes images for smaller screensizes.

I have it working allright and am currently playing around with the different resize options found here

What I notice is no matter what method I’m using, they all take time, reduce the image quality and not really reduce the image size, so for example:

                         IMG 1                     IMG 2
Original             23K 900x360px             53K 900x360px
Blackman             22k 320x128px             52K 320x128px
highPerformance      21K 320x128px             32K 320x128px 
nearest              25K    "                  38K    "

The idea was to resize images for smaller displays. Right now I’m not really reducing anything, I’m only drainging the processor for resizing and output blurry images and the same file size.

Question:
Why should I bother resizing then? I might as well send the original file which @900x360px @23K. At least that images will be sharp vs. a resized blurry image with 320x1280px. Is there a way to make resizing images in Coldfusion worthwhile in terms of file size and/or image quality?

Thanks for inputs!Cldfu

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  1. Editorial Team

    I think what you fiddle with are quality/speed of the resize algorithm, not compression.

    To compress with better file size, set the JPEG compression quality using the quality attribute (default to 0.75)

    http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/CFMLRef/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbec22c24-7945.html

    If cfimage doesn’t satisfy your needs, use imagemagick

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