Releases · SixLabors/ImageSharp

Improvements since beta 2

Breaking change: Refactored the namespaces to logical groups based on functionality.

Introduced a full memory management API that allows fine grained control of how ImageSharp manages large buffers.

For the default pooling memory management implementation we managed to halve the memory footprint of the library without significant loss in speed.

Made codecs easier to use. The performance of the Jpeg decoder is doubled since the first beta!

Introduced a new metadata-only decoding API with the help of the community.

Introduced new affine transform methods that allow the composition of affine transforms.

Refactored all filters (Hue, Brightness, Saturation etc) to match the behaviour described in the W3C specification.

Introduced static instances of reusable algorithms for use as method parameters.

Fixed the resampling processes to correctly blend semi-transparent output.

Many other performance improvements and bug fixes.

Beta Release

Added new netstandard 2.0 target to take advantage of performance improvements
Increased the speed of the Jpeg decoder by 100%-200% for most images
Normalized and improved animated Gif output
Revised API for IImageFrameCollection<T> (image.Frames). From now, it is responsible for managing the lifecycle of image frames. Added CloneFrame(idx) and ExportFrame(idx) methods to copy/move individual frames into new images.
Various Png performance improvements and fixes
Expanded range of decodable Bmp types
ref returning extension methods for low-level/interop scenarios. (Only for advanced users, familiar with pointer arithmetics!)
Many other bug fixes

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