Grayscaling An Image One At A Time -- Java Programming: Solving Problems with Software
/**
* Write a description of GrayScaleConverter here.
*
* @author (your name)
* @version (a version number or a date)
*/
import edu.duke.*;
public class GrayScaleConverter {
//started with the image i wanted(inImage)
public ImageResource makeGray(ImageResource inImage){
//I Made a blank image of the same size
ImageResource outImage = new ImageResource(inImage.getWidth(),inImage.getHeight());
//for each pixelin outImage
for(Pixel pixel : outImage.pixels()){
//look at the corresponding pixel in inImage
Pixel inPixel = inImage.getPixel(pixel.getX(),pixel.getY());
//compute inPixel's red + inPixel's blue + inpixel's green
//divide that sum by 3(call it average)
int average = (inPixel.getRed()+inPixel.getGreen()+inPixel.getBlue())/3;
//set pixel's red to average
pixel.setRed(average);
//set pixel's green to average
pixel.setGreen(average);
//set pixel's blur to average
pixel.setBlue(average);
}
return outImage;
}
public void testgray(){
ImageResource ir = new ImageResource();
ImageResource gray = makeGray(ir);
gray.draw();
}
}
Comments
Post a Comment