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Would you recommend this product?
David Dal Busco
Maker
Freelancer by day | DeckDeckGo by nightHi all!
I'm new on Product Hunt and I'm happy to share with you this little component that lets you apply Instagram-like filters on photos. It works with any modern frontend frameworks or even without.
Check it out on webphotofilter.com or its sources on Github. Looking forward to hear your feedbacks!
@daviddalbusco Can you apply it old photos as well, or is it currently only working as you take them?
David Dal Busco
Maker
Freelancer by day | DeckDeckGo by night@romainmoise1 with "old photos" I'm guessing that you referencing the demo video and meaning uploading images right?
if I understood correctly, yes it is possible.
actually underneath the component is a standard html ![]()
tag used as source, therefore even for a "Live Photo" it has first to be saved in order to be accessible
basically instead of displaying an image as you would do in HTML, like
< img src="assets/img/test.jpg"/ >
you do for example the following to display an image with a sepia filter
< web-photo-filter src="assets/img/test.jpg" filter="sepia">
does that answer your question? let me know if I didn't get, happy to help if I could
Lachlan KirkwoodHelping Makers Look Better 👕
Nice work 🙌
David Dal Busco
Maker
Freelancer by day | DeckDeckGo by night@lachlankirkwood thx for the feedback, super happy to hear that :)
This is great. Most social media make it pretty slow to download and keep pictures you've customized.
David Dal Busco
Maker
Freelancer by day | DeckDeckGo by night@richardkendri You are right, I never thought about that actually. All the image modification happens in the browser on the client side, so no data to transfer back and forth.
Kasia HoffmanDevOps, Kubernetes & Rails at Cloud 66
Great work guys! :)
Ajay AgrawalFounder MobiSparks
Nice work!
Nice work. Since you are planning on using in mobile app, why not build in native for ios/android?