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  1. Hi, I have a big image in my image field and want to resize it to 2280px before showing it to the user. Most images are fine and showing as expected, but with one I have the following error; Error: Out of memory (allocated 159383552) (tried to allocate 12288 bytes) (line 243 of /htdocs/process/wire/core/ImageSizerEngineGD.php) Why is this with one image and not with the other ones, and how to solve this? Greetz.
  2. Hello, I have an problem that when uploading a new image, the uploaded stays at 100% but no image was uploaded. I tried chaning memory_limit and co. to 256M or so but nothing worked either. In the error log, there was an out of error warning, caused by core/ImageSizer.php. So: I used "Max Image Dimensions" for resizing every image above 1500px to 1500px. Here is the thing: After disabling this feature, so I don't use max image dimensions feature, everything works. How can I enable this feature without breaking everything? It seems that it's a bug in ImageSizer.php that can't handle with large files on some server systems? I hope for your answers!
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