Resizing image size in c#

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Hi anybody have any idea how to resize an image that was uploaded? does it require 2 database tables so that the edited image is saved to a different table?

How do i get the new image that was resized??

any solution will be greatly appreciated!

Posted 18-Jun-13 7:34am

Jerrell77

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-18T07:55:00

You are asking about two different things:
A) Resizing an image is an image manipulation, and has nothing to do with the part where you manipulate the image data itself. You can use the built-in methods like described here: http://tech.pro/tutorial/620/csharp-tutorial-image-editing-saving-cropping-and-resizing[^], or more sophisticated and fine-grained methods like OpenCV[^] (more precisely EmguCV[^])
B) How you store the image data is an other thing. You have to decide yourself by following your application requirements. I can hardly imagine a situation where you really need a different table to store the edited image - still, that scenario might exists.