JDeli is a Java image library for reading, writing, converting, manipulating and processing a number of image file formats. Find out more here.

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How to generate smaller PNG files in Java

Introduction As you may already know, PNG is a lossless image format which has comparatively larger file sizes when compared to JPEG. But often PNG...
suda
1 min read

Why we have abandoned ImageIO and JAI for Image…

Introduction At IDRsolutions, we are now using our own Java Image Library (JDeli, the best enterprise-level Java image library for performance and efficiency) as...
Mark Stephens
47 sec read

What are Indexed Colorspaces?

What are Indexed Colorspaces? Indexed Colorspaces store a list of the colors used and reference that list to get the color of each pixel,...
Mark Stephens
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Image Optimisation: What PNGQuant is and why you should…

What is PNGQuant? PNGQuant is a free to use, open source (available under a BSD-like license) command line utility and library for converting PNG...
Leon Atherton
3 min read

Replacing the deprecated Java JPEG classes for Java 7

In the early days of Java, Sun produced a really handy set of classes to handle JPEG images. These included some really nifty little...
Mark Stephens
1 min read

Java CMYK to RGB conversion – speed comparison of…

Introduction Some optimisations are best left to Java. For example a System.arraycopy is the fastest way to create a new version because it is...
Mark Stephens
1 min read