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  1. In Topic: How to convert 16 bit Gray -Scale image to Rgb image : JAVA

    Posted 30 May 2012

    yes i am doing it in java. i had seen few software example ImajeJ (made in java only)do this using look up table.

  2. In Topic: JNI try to Access native DLL and get Can't find dependent librarie

    Posted 15 May 2012

    View Postg00se, on 15 May 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:

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    I have Visual Studio 2010 installed and have a c++ project( or Driver) I got with my hardware which I can build successfully without any errors. I get a Wrapper.dll


    Can you actually use that dll from Visual Studio, as well as build it?

    yes

  3. In Topic: how to provide ROI ( Region of Interest ) in applying Median Filter us

    Posted 20 Apr 2012

    Well i think you had not use JAI (JAVA ADVANCE IMAGING ) API yet. Its nice and easy to process any image using jai.

    My link

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    file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/jai/Java%20Advanced%20Imaging%20API%20Download%20Page.htm

    file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/jai/Overview%20(JAITools%201.2.0%20API).htm

  4. In Topic: use Jslider to increase/decrease brightness of an image

    Posted 4 Apr 2012

    View PostRyano121, on 03 April 2012 - 08:24 AM, said:

    You can get an integer color value for each pixel of the BufferedImage using the .getRGB method, and you can use the .setRGB to set the color of a particular pixel in the image

    You can then make a Color object out of this returned integer (from the .getPixel) method using

    Color c = new Color(returnedValue);


    Once you have this Color, you can use the .brighter method to make each pixel brighter.

    Once you have the brighter Color, you then do the opposite. Get the RGB integer from the Color and use the setPixel method.

    If you do this for each pixel in your image you will make it brighter. You can then attatch this to a JSlider or whatever.


    OK. But please tell me that how could i attached it with JSlider
    And Ya I will click on plus Button don't worry of that but please help me to use JSlider

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