Hmm, . . . . 

He he I know what you are thinking J! Studio?

Well I think it sounds  just great :)

• So what is J! Studio ?

      J! Studio is a standalone component,that I intend to call from within the Media Manager .Well,thats the main idea ,but it can       be called from elsewhere as well.

• Why as a separate component ?

      The media manager is already as such sort of clogged up. Trying to add functionalities into it with would make things pretty       hard for me.So I thought that I rather implement is as a separate component . Besides ,it allows me to integrate it into                 something else  other than the media manager.Maybe it can be put inside the WYSIWYG editors.

• What can J! Studio do ?

      First off the editor works like a charm,as of now it supports the following:

1)Resizing

2)Flip(horizontal/vertical)

3)Rotate(90/180/270)

4)Grey Scaling.

• What features are expected in the near future ?

      Very soon I shall update with a host of new features and special effects including cropping. Also work is going on to                   implement the J! Studio from within a modal box using AJAX. Right now it is within an iframe in the Media Manager,but not         for long.

• Bugs as of now ?

      There are quite a few bugs as of now,they are:

1)Image is not dynamically updated after the edit is applied.

2)The effects can be applied only once . That is once an image is select ,the edit can be done only once. The editor breaks down when its tried twice due to invalid parameters passed.

• Any browser issues ?

      No, as of now the editor works perfectly fine within all the Grade A browsers. However problems might arise after it is imported into a modalbox.

I shall keep you updated , until then .. . . :)