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• Admingsporar (Admin, Code Collaborator) commented  ·  Apr 09, 2009 9:23 am  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  Image review (jpg, png, gif) is available in version 5.0. A "push pin" UI is available to indicate which parts of an image are associated with a specific comment/defect. Also, note that while you can certainly use this to review web pages (by taking a screen shot and then uploading a file to the review), version 5.0 also supports reviewing URLs as well.

• Marcosp commented  ·  Jan 23, 2009 2:38 am  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  Will this have a limit on the image size (how big)?
  I am asking because it would be an easy way of reviewing web pages, just print them as jpg and start a review.
  Although reviewing webpages would even be better!

• Marcosp commented  ·  Nov 05, 2008 1:50 am  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  Marking sections can be done like in ReviewBoard. You select a part of the picture (by click and dragging the mouse, like in a picture software) and then write the comment.

• AdminBrandon DuRette (Admin, Code Collaborator) commented  ·  Oct 29, 2008 3:15 pm  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  That's an open issue at this point. For now, you start a numbered conversation and state what you are talking about. This is much the same as we do for other binary file types now (e.g., word documents)

• ruza commented  ·  Oct 29, 2008 1:54 pm  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  :-) how do you mark sections you are talking about?

• AdminBrandon DuRette (Admin, Code Collaborator) commented  ·  Oct 29, 2008 1:41 pm  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  The concept is to graphically show the differences between the files. We have this feature in our 5.0 dev code and it works by displaying the before and after images on top of one another and varying the alpha channel of the top image. You can toggle between "before" and "after" or use a slider to see the two blended together. It's useful for icons and other graphical artifacts.

• ruza commented  ·  Oct 29, 2008 1:13 pm  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  How is it supposed to work?
  Should it be like a gallery with comments for each picture/version of the picture?
  should there be some graphical output showing differences between pictures?
  Or are you asking for adding illustrations to discussion?