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manish12
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 23 Jun 2008 4:51 how i can convert the color image into gray image using vhd |
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i want to only extract the handwritten info. from the color form[ railway reservation form , or any other application form or form ].
for this i need a color scan image as prototype and it should/ will be small , than i have to convert it in to gray level .....................so on
any way , i just want to know how i can convert the color image into gray image ?
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nand_gates
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| 24 Jun 2008 9:03 Re: how i can convert the color image into gray image using |
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Simple solution is ....
From color image you get the R G B values for a pixel
Take average R+G+B/3 and assign this to R G B do this for all the pixels
and you will get Grayscaled image
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manish12
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| 24 Jun 2008 13:09 how i can convert the color image into gray image using vhd |
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| it is not like that ??
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gliss
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| 24 Jun 2008 15:45 Re: how i can convert the color image into gray image using |
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Actually, just taking the average like that may not necessarily produce the desired result since the human eye is more sensitive to certain colors.
So what most people do is weight each of the RGB values differently according to how the human eye perceives thing. Example:
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| Grey = 0.30*Red + 0.59*Green + 0.11*Blue |
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manish12
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| 29 Jun 2008 7:27 Re: how i can convert the color image into gray image using |
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i was wrong , that color image is not directy transform to r g b . no ready solution for it .
my big prob is this >>
how i can convert the color image to r g b ?
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sajjadi335
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| 01 Jul 2008 7:22 Re: how i can convert the color image into gray image using |
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| It's however in some format, isn't it? If it's digital, it's RGB or YUV or YCbCr or ....
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