hi guys & gals,
i am now working on image processing and retrieval .could you quote the finest way how the images are stored on to a system?
so that i may be referred easily!
Annamalai 0 Newbie Poster
GreenDay2001
i didn't understood your ques. make it more clear
akki123 0 Newbie Poster
hi guys & gals,
i am now working on image processing and retrieval .could you quote the finest way how the images are stored on to a system?
so that i may be referred easily!
It would be better if you can elaborate ur problem.
Well in either case you need a frame grabber for you images to save on system.
if there is still some problem feel free to discuss...
cheers
MidiMagic 579 Nearly a Senior Poster
There are many different ways images are stored in image files.
.bmp files use half, one, two, or three bytes per pixel to encode that pixel. The pixels are arranged in rows from left to right, one row at a time, from the top to the bottom. A header on the front tells the file attributes and image dimensions.
.gif and .jpg use compression techniques to shrink the file size, by taking groups of identical pixels and recording the group size and color.
.cdr files (line tracing) use line and curve descriptions for the edges of the regions, and field descriptions for the fill style inside them.
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