Enhanced EPS Rendering

Developers working on 32-bit Windows machines will experience better EPS rendering quality with Aspose.Imaging for Python via .NET 24.5. Please check out the following code example, which showcases the EPS loading and rendering functionality, and then save the loaded EPS to PNG format.

from aspose.imaging import Image, LoadOptions, DataRecoveryMode

load_options = LoadOptions()
load_options.data_recovery_mode = DataRecoveryMode.CONSISTENT_RECOVER

with Image.load("input.eps", load_options) as image:
image.save("output.png")

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File Processing Improvements

Together with addressing the issues with EPS to PNG export, this release of the Python imaging API delivers enhanced capability to save GIF files without any distortions, and EPS to SVG conversion.

This sample code highlights loading and saving GIF files:

from aspose.imaging import Image

with Image.load("Input.gif") as image:
image.save("Output.gif")

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The following coding snippet shows how to save an EPS file to an SVG vector:

from aspose.imaging import Image

with Image.load("image.eps") as image:
image.save("output.svg")

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Better EmfPlus Rendering

This release of the imaging API includes an optimized EmfPlus rendering capability and now offers improved performance. You can easily render and save EmfPlus files to PNG images on your Windows x32 machines as shown in the following example:

from aspose.imaging import Image

with Image.load("test.emf") as image:
image.save("test.png")

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Public API Additions

A new property aspose.imaging.LoadOptions.concurrent_image_processing has been added to the imaging API in this version.

Download Aspose.Imaging for Python via .NET 24.5 today to enhance your image processing workflows in Python applications running on Windows 32-bit machines.

You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting Aspose.Imaging for Python via .NET 24.5 Release Notes.