Hi,

Is there any way to make non-resized images store locally optimize via Image API?

It can save a lot of bandwidth.

Thanks

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quicksketch
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This seems like a reasonable thing to add. Are you saying that if you embed a remote image you'd like it to use the site settings for image quality (such as 95% JPEG) instead of the full quality image? Though this could cause double-compression problems. Most images on the web are already optimized.

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superfedya commented

Settings for the image quality must be inside Image API, like that we can use http://drupal.org/project/imageapi_optimize

About double compression - almost all videogame screenshots are not optimized.

Thanks

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quicksketch
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Right right, Image Resize Filter will use ImageAPI if it's available and just core's normal image handling if it's not. However I'm not sure that ImageAPI Optimize would help with Image Resize Filter. My approach to this issue is likely to be hands-off, as I don't see it as being common or enormously helpful. I'd be happy to look at patches, but I think any implementation that we have should both be "opt-in" through the addition of other modules and also invisible to current users (since this is an obscure requirement, IMO).

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superfedya commented

Add this feature will be great. Page generation time is important now for the SEO.