if it's slow, they are probably RGBA images
this might help
http://zacster.blogspot.com.au/2011/05/coldfusion-slow-imageresize-problem.html
z
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Charlie
Once again thank you for such an indepth response.
Yes the task i am performing is resizing, generating thumbnails of images.
I have about 12000 images that i am performing this task on and i have been
monitoring the folder that the generated thumbnails are being stored in. I
have been
Does the job need to be done with ColdFusion? Even if this is an ongoing
task, at the scale you're talking about I have to agree with Josh -
ImageMagick would be better. Throwing to ImageMagick with CFEXECUTE
separately for each image might be faster than CFIMAGE. It would definitely
be faster for
Yes. ImageMagick is like the gold standard of image processing tools.
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does that handle cmyk images?
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