On Dec 24, 1:19 am, "Jason (Google)" <[email protected]> wrote: > I just threw together a small test application and it looks like the > combined size of all image inputs has to be less than 1 MB. So in other > words, you can composite 10 100 KB images but not 11 or higher. > > I haven't explicitly tested composite with the Blobstore service, but I'll > make an educated guess that this will work, yes. Composite operates on image > objects, and you can create an image object from a Blobstore key using > images.Image(blob_key=blob_key). Since other transformations work with > Blobstore keys, I don't see why composite should be any different -- let me > know if it is, and I'll file a bug. Keep in mind that the final output size > still has to be under 1 MB regardless. > > As long as the image inputs to the transformations are within the data size > limits (when using Blobstore keys, this limit is the same as the maximum > allowed Blob size) AND the output is smaller than 1 MB, you shouldn't see > any exceptions thrown during the actual processing, at least not from the > call itself. Of course, the other quotas (e.g. requests have to complete in > 30 seconds, etc.) still apply. > > http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/images/overview.html#Tra... > > Cheers! > - Jason Readability and cleanest solution ever now one more asking too much, svg conversion, transparent and/or animated gif resize. It works perfectly just that transparent gifs are a no we can workaround, tested. http://www.koolbusiness.com/blobthumbnailer?blob_key=AMIfv96GlmxrPWR1-URsZTGVTGsU3dEHhZYrAVMP0_0xvFLtjKWDfRqDdNoOdsC26QX5Skn6l_62YfcdquN_AsFLw7hrqL9IOhUnMK6uVZ6kwPf720eCo5MklnIytR65XyMiXzlw-KfANRgNJZC4JeinKe5zrGwt2Q
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