How to determine the resolution (width x height) and type (gif, jpeg, png, bmp, etc.) of an image from a stream (or byte array) without the cost of decoding the entire image?
I know that this can be done simply by reading the headers. Just wondering if any such code or library exists.
In addition to the Jpeg information provided in @Leon's backlinks to ..
GIF ASCII "GIF89a", . , Int16 .
PNG 89, ASCII "PNG", 4 . ( 8) 4 ( ).
BMP ASCII "BM". 18 Int32, 22 .
, , 26 , .
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HTH Leon
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