AForge.NET Framework
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Image Processing samples

In addition to the below listed sample applications, you may check
articles list and find
some related to image processing topics:

Filters Demo [Download]




The sample application demonstrates different image processing filters and their application to
an image. The applications demonstrates filters from many different areas, like color filtering,
correction of color levels, convolution filters, edge detection filters, binarization filters, etc.



The sample serves a good demonstration of usage of difference classes from
AForge.Imaging.Filters
namespace.

Blobs Explorer [Download]




This sample applications demonstrates usage of BlobCounter
class, which allows to find all separate objects in the specified image. It finds each individual object, provides
its properties and with the help of other framework’s classes it provides convex hull for each object or its quadrilateral’s
corners (if the object is really a quadrilateral, then its corners should be found with good precision).

Shape Checker [Download]




This sample application usage of SimpleShapeChecker
class, which allow detecting/checking some simple geometrical shapes. The sample application
uses few demo images (generated and real) and recognizes shapes in them.

Textures Demo [Download]




The sample applications demonstrates the use of different
texture generators implemented in
AForge.NET framework, like clouds, marble, wood, etc.


The sample serves a good demonstration of
AForge.Imaging.Textures namespace usage.

Hough Transformation [Download]




The sample application demonstrates usage of
Hough line and circle transformations,
which may be applied for detection of straight lines and circles of the given radius.

Image Viewer [Download]




This is a very simple application, which allows viewing not only image formats supported by .NET Framework, but also
some other formats, which are supported by
AForge.Imaging.Formats
namespace (for example FITS format, which was create by NASA). Together with image itself the application shows some information
about it, which is retrieved from the image file. Depending on image type, it may be as generic information, as some specific
information, like type of telescope used for object’s observation.