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suriyont |
Posted - Jul 16 2014 : 12:30:19 I am using ImageEn to replace out the old image library called Envision. What I am struck with is the ability to convert 24bit color to 16/256 colors with dithering applied. I tried ConvertTo() procedure and pass ieOrdered dithering method. It does not seem to do anything. Any help is appreciated.
PS: I've attached the sample 16-color dithered bmp file.
Suri
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xequte |
Posted - Jul 29 2014 : 17:54:57 Hi Suri
Please email me. Our latest beta can reduce colors using the Floyd-Steinberg dithering algorithm. You can call it as follows:
ImageEnView1.proc.ConvertTo(16, ieDithering);
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suriyont |
Posted - Jul 25 2014 : 13:50:38 Hi Bill,
Thanks for the attached sample. It does not seem to to have dithering process applied, though. With dithering, the gradient would look smoother. I am just trying to find out why ConvertTo() does not process the dithering as intended. Or does dithering only applies to B/W?
Thanks, Suri
Suri M. |
w2m |
Posted - Jul 25 2014 : 11:14:50 Here is your image converted to 256 colors. Is this ok?
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suriyont |
Posted - Jul 25 2014 : 06:51:30 Hi Nigel, Here is the 24-bit image uncompressed. Let me know if you need anything else:
./attach/suriyont/201472565010_24bitInvoice.zip
Suri M. |
xequte |
Posted - Jul 24 2014 : 13:04:45 Hi Suri
Can you please attach an example of the source image (before ImageEn does the conversion)?
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suriyont |
Posted - Jul 18 2014 : 06:15:04 Sorry, I was not being clear. That was the sample of the dithered image that I wanted to achieve. The new attached image is the one from ImageEn library.
Suri M. |
xequte |
Posted - Jul 16 2014 : 22:30:05 Hi Suri
Sorry, what do you mean by "it doesn't do anything"? Specifically what result do you get?
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