ImageDraw SDK for .NET is a lightweight royalty-free .NET component (.NET DLL Class Library a.k.a. assembly) which lets you easily add advanced Imaging Effects and Dynamic Image Composition to any .NET Framework-based application. ImageDraw allows you to use all the potential of GDI+ to dynamically create composite images (supporting image files, text like captions and watermarks as well as AutoShapes (lines and arrows, rectangles, ovals, polygons, stars, etc)) with lots of useful built-in Imaging effects like drop shadows, reflections, perspective views, Polaroid, filmstrip, scaling, resizing, skewing, and so on. Neodynamic ImageDraw SDK for .NET is 64 bit compatible.
Updates in V3.0
- Callouts (a.k.a. Speech Bubbles) including rectangle, rounded rectangle and oval shapes
- Path lines/curves with the new PathShapeElement class
- Rich Text rendering with the new RichTextElement class including kerning, line spacing, etc.
- Added RTL text rendering to for languages like Hebrew
- Added sizing features to TextElement including "Fit To Width", "Fit To Height" and "Stretch"
- Added multi-stroke feature to TextElement
- Added Visible property to all elements
- Added a new fitting feature called "FitIfMax" to Resize action
- Added scanning direction support for RemovePixel and MakeTransparent actions
- Added irregular path cropping to Crop action
- ImageElement object can be instructed to not maintain EXIF metadata
- EXIF metadata reader utility
About Neodynamic
Neodynamic designs and develops developer software components for Microsoft .NET platform related technologies. Its development force is focused on designing .NET controls and components for Windows Forms, ASP.NET, ASP.NET Mobile, and Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services. Founded in 2003, Neodynamic is a continuously growing and profitable company with customers in more than 55 countries all over the world. Some of the companies using Neodynamic products include Microsoft, UPS, HP, JPMorgan Chase, Invesco, AstraZeneca, Kyocera Mita, The World Health Organization, Lilly, etc.
