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Looking for a Image class with the following functionality.
Greetings All
I have been searching for a Java class which will allow me to do the following:
1] Load an image file where the image file is either a BMP, JPEG or TIFF
2] Use the mouse to draw a line on the image and then count the number of pixels between the two end points.
3] It would be nice if the library allowed for 16 bit TIFF (16bit per channel: 48 bit total)
Can anybody recommend a library which will do the above?
I appreciate any and all help.
Regards
NIkki
Last edited by ishtar; December 16th, 2011 at 01:37 PM.
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Re: Looking for a Image class with the following functionality.
I don't have much image knowledge, but you may want to check out this tutorial. The ImageIcon and Image classes may also be helpful. As for the pixel count part, you may have to code that using MouseListeners.
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Re: Looking for a Image class with the following functionality.
I will recommend you to see ImageJ
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