Description: ------------ The function crop() should not set $this->resized=true at the end This is because crop() does not really resize an image, it cuts out the smaller rectangle area from a larger image. Second and most important reason - what if I want to cut out an area of a large image with crop() and then resize this rectangle to a thumbnail (for example) Right now it will not be possible to use $i->crop() $i->resize() because crop() sets $this->resized to true and with this variable set to true it's not possible to resize again.

Dmitri, Can you provide a bit more reproduce code? I suspect the answer to this is a simple $this->altered instead of $this->resized; but I'm not familiar with the package enough to fix it

The package internals are laid out in a way that does not allow combining several actions without reloading the pictures. So "resized" is not just an resizing indicator but a global status variable that should not be overridden.