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| Gordon Ham |
Posted - Feb 28 2020 : 14:34:17
I have a 32x32 LED display. I want to pixelate a photo to 32x32. Can It be done? If so, how?
Gordon |
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| xequte |
Posted - Mar 23 2020 : 14:16:19
Hi
I don't know TImage, but perhaps you could size it to TImage size in ImageEn with the desired pixelation and then display it (1:1)
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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| Gordon Ham |
Posted - Mar 23 2020 : 13:13:13
I resized my image fine.. but I really need to show my modified image on a TImage (Image will be sent to a linux machine)
When I show it on a TImage with the stretch property, it uses some sort of interpolation. I want to see the pixelated version, not a smoothed one. If I turn off the AntiAliasing, it doesnt make any difference. Is there something simple Im missing?
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| Gordon Ham |
Posted - Mar 05 2020 : 12:28:55
Got it, works great. Thank you |
| xequte |
Posted - Mar 04 2020 : 13:48:21
Hi
Yes, you can do this with a TImageEnView, or just a TIEBitmap using the Resample method:
ImageEnView1.Proc.Resample( 64, 64, rfNone );
https://www.imageen.com/help/TImageEnProc.Resample.html
When resampling, a Zoom Filter is typically used to improve the quality. That is why you should take a look at the ZoomFilter demo and zoom a large image out to around your desired 64x64 and see which filter works best.
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com |
| Gordon Ham |
Posted - Mar 04 2020 : 11:41:37
I looked at the zoomFilter demo.. Im not wanting to zoom. I want the image area to stay the same.. I just want to change the resolution to be very pixelated 64x64 etc. |
| Gordon Ham |
Posted - Mar 04 2020 : 11:20:12
Yes, in most cases it will be very very blurry..but wanting the general outline of a photo. Can everything be done with a simple TImageEn component? Or do I need others? I assume that my photo needs to be perfectly square in pixels, or it wont scale with the right ratio? |
| xequte |
Posted - Mar 01 2020 : 23:49:06
Hi Gordon
It sounds like you should resize the image to 32x32 and then read the pixels.
If it is a large image, scaling to something as small as that may create a blurry mess, so try the following demo to see what gives the best result:
Demos\Display\ZoomFilter\ZoomFilter.dpr
To read the pixels, use:
https://www.imageen.com/help/TIEBitmap.Pixels_ie24RGB.html
Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com |
| Gordon Ham |
Posted - Feb 28 2020 : 16:05:59
I want to add, Once I have 32 pixels, I want access to the RGB of each pixel, so I can send the data to the LED's. It real world, will be more like 64x64. Im thinking its kind of like converting a photo to a 64x64 Icon? |
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