Hi Team,

I would like to be able to persist the user's scroll position after zooming, could you please expose a couple properties for X/Y or the entire scrollviewer's offset?

Currently, the ZoomLevel property is available, which will let me get the zoom amount (double). However, there's nothing for me to be able to get the current X/Y offset.

For example, here's a mockup:

I would like to be able to load a new image and re-set the same ZoomLevel and X/Y position.

Thank you,

Legrand

Provide ImageLoaded event.

Image gets a really dark or light when saving in a jpeg format. It works for png.

The issue occurs with SkiaSharp 2.88.6-preview 1.2. It works with versions: 2.88.5, 2.88.4, 2.88.3

The issue is an issue in SkiaSharp

This is a feature request for an annotations layer that provides lines, shapes, text, etc.

These annotations:

• Should not embedded into the bitmap until the image is saved (or otherwise flattened).
• Should be importable/exportable as JSON data so that the developer can load/save the annotations separate from the image.

As an example of these features, see Techsmith's SnagIt Editor app.

ImageEditor control does not respect the image whether the photo was taken in portrait and landscape orientation.

It seems that when I remove all the crop operations except for 'Circle', it still shows and defaults to the ‘Free’ option. Once I click on the crop toolbar item, change it to ‘Circle’, then click on the crop toolbar item again, the ‘Free’ option is no longer there and it's just ‘Circle’, which is what I expected it to originally show. 

Some phone cameras save the information about the orientation as EXIF data instead of rotating the raw image. We noticed this on our Samsung Android phones. But during my investigation, I found out that iOS does the same.

When I view such a picture using the MAUI Image control, it is shown correctly. But when I view it in the Telerik ImageEditor, the picture is rotated or flipped.

It seems this bug affects a lot of devices. Users can use the ImageEditor to fix it, but it's very annoying and not acceptable for production. A possible workaround is to write custom code that rotates the raw image according to the EXIF data. But I think an Image Editor control should be able to show images correctly out of the box.

 

When loading images in the ImageEditor, some are rotated on 180. EXIF orientation property is not respected