Accusoft.ImagXpress12.Net
ApplyGrayscaleTransform(Int32,Int32) Method
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Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk Namespace > Processor Class > ApplyGrayscaleTransform Method : ApplyGrayscaleTransform(Int32,Int32) Method

brightness: The brightness intensity from -100 to 100.

contrast: The contrast intensity from -100 to 100.

Permanently levels an 8 through 16-bit gray image to and 8-bit gray image.

Syntax

Visual Basic

Managed Extensions for C++

C++/CLI

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Sub ApplyGrayscaleTransform( _
   ByVal brightness As Integer, _
   ByVal contrast As Integer _
)

'Usage
 
Dim instance As Processor
Dim brightness As Integer
Dim contrast As Integer
 
instance.ApplyGrayscaleTransform(brightness, contrast)

public void ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 
   int brightness,
   int contrast
)

public: void ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 
   int brightness,
   int contrast
)

public:
void ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 
   int brightness,
   int contrast
)

Parameters

brightness: The brightness intensity from -100 to 100.
contrast: The contrast intensity from -100 to 100.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
ProcessorException	A Processor exception.

Remarks

Some images describe more shades of gray than the human eye can discriminate. It is widely held that 256 shades are discernable. This method calculates a factor to multiply the values by to convert the selected range of grays to 256.

In order to further process or save 9-bit to 16-bit grayscale images, this method may need to be called first.

Note: Available in Professional edition.

Example

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// create the processor class Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Processor processor = new Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Processor( ); // associate it with a 8 to 16 bit per pixel image processor.Image = highGrayImageX; // apply the standard grayscale transform making the image brighter and enhancing the contrast processor.ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 30, 10 );

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// create the processor class
Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Processor processor = new Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Processor( );
// associate it with a 8 to 16 bit per pixel image
processor.Image = highGrayImageX;
// apply the standard grayscale transform making the image brighter and enhancing the contrast
processor.ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 30, 10 );

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