Non-destructive in the way that counts, and the originals are still there

  • Juan Lentino

    (@juanml)


    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Installed this shortly after release and it has already replaced what I was doing before.

    The editing model is the reason to use it. Adjustments are non-destructive and the original file is preserved rather than overwritten, which is the part the built-in media editor never got right. Exposure, colour and tone all render on the GPU in the browser, so the feedback is immediate instead of a round trip to the server and back. There is a preset system, which matters once you are editing more than a handful of images and want them to look like they belong together.

    It is new, so treat the version number honestly. Nothing has misbehaved for me so far.

    • This topic was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Juan Lentino.
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  • Plugin Author Daniel López Sánchez

    (@allterraindeveloper)

    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    Hey! Thank you! I built this trying to avoid server calls, and do all in the client side to make all super fast.

    I personally liked this plugin as it even served myself, where I usually tend to do a search on Google and type “free image online editor” when I have to do silly updates, and I don’t like any of the results. So I solved a problem of mine, expecting to solve other’s problems too.

    We have also a “reinterpretation” of the media library in the works, and of course, taking full advantge of OpenStation. The reviews in the WordPress repository are quite slow 😭, its in my queue, exactly in the 3th position, so I believe it might be out in around 2 monts.

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