hello,
it's my first time i need to program with c and i have a lot off questions.
The biggest one:
i just want to load a picture in color (jpg).
After that i wanna put it into Black & white or gray.
thanks
hello,
it's my first time i need to program with c and i have a lot off questions.
The biggest one:
i just want to load a picture in color (jpg).
After that i wanna put it into Black & white or gray.
thanks
I'd suggest you to use the allegro library.
Allegro library - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The equation for that is:
From the DX9 SDK Aug. 2009
The input alpha channel is copied, unmodified, to the output alpha channel.
The return value for this function is the same value returned in the pOut parameter. In this way, this function can be used as a parameter for another function.
This function interpolates the red, green, and blue color components of a D3DXCOLOR structure between an unsaturated color and a color, as shown in the following example.
// Approximate values for each component's contribution to luminance.
// Based upon the NTSC standard described in ITU-R Recommendation BT.709.
FLOAT grey = pC->r * 0.2125f + pC->g * 0.7154f + pC->b * 0.0721f;
pOut->r = grey + s * (pC->r - grey);
If s is greater than 0 and less than 1, the saturation is decreased. If s is greater than 1, the saturation is increased.
The grayscale color is computed as:
r = g = b = 0.2125*r + 0.7154*g + 0.0721*b
Those colour channel weightings seem a little extreme!
I'd use the weightings found here:
Grayscale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For loading the picture in Windows, I'd recommend using OleLoadPicture. You should be able to find a good bit of sample code that uses this.
If you are using a different platform, you'll have to give more details.
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It's based on one type of colorspace as the comments in the code suggest. The NTSC standard is the preferred standard for televisions and monitors as I understand it - IE: it's color space conversions are preferred for TV's and monitors. Not sure I would trust Wiki over the NTSC standard.