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Introduction to Image Processing in Java Project:
The System study deals with the initial stage of the software development during the primary investigation. The System study is done for the purpose to stabilize the needs of the attaining, developing and the installing of the system. The primary investigation concludes with the results of the study phase. The development of the system life cycle involves the study phase which includes the study of process of an image. There are many image editors available which are too expensive. We need to develop our own system to process and edit an image.
The system study life cycle has the following steps.
- Primary investigation to systematically organize the necessicite.
- Feasibility of the development of the image.
- Evalution and analysis
- Design and Construction
- Development and testing
- Implementation and Application
- Application debugging
The Proposed System
The proposed system is developed to a system that support the designed system to edit an image. The Proposed system is called the 'Image Processing Techniques'. The developed system is user oriented and all features are combined. The system has the options for the image editing and processing to display with effects in the menu bar.
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- Easy to operate and user friendly
- Interactive
- Quick
- Reliable
- Fast
- 6. Efficient and accurate
- Threat free
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The Proposed system is developed in the Processor Pentium IV, 256 MB RAM, 80 GB hard disk.
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In this project we will learn to read and write image file using Java programming language.
Open a new file and name it MyImage.java
It is important that you save the source code file in .java format.
To read and write image file we have to import the File class. For this we will write:
When we perform read/write operations, also known as I/O or Input/Output operation, errors may occur. So, to handle errors we use the IOException class. For this we write:
To hold the image we create the BufferedImage object. For this we import the BufferedImage class.
To perform the image read write operation we will import the ImageIO class. For this we will write:
Creating class
Now we will create our MyImage class. For this we will write: Airdroid file transfer manager.
Note! Since our file name is MyImage.java so, our class must have the name MyImage.
The main() method
Now, inside this class we will define the main() function and since we are going to perform IO operation so, we will add the throws IOException right next to the main() function.
So, our code will now look like the following:
Variables
The image we are going to read has a width 963px and height 640px. So, we will declare two variables inside the main() function to hold the dimension of the image.
Next we create a BufferedImage variable image and File variable f and set both of them to null.
Now, our code will look something like this:
Reading Image
Now we will read the image file.
Please note, while performing read/write operation it is always suggested to use the try-catch block. This is because IO operation can generate exception (error) and to take care of that IO exception we need a exception handling code. If we don't use the try-catch block then our code will simply crash when an exception (error) will occur.
So, we will write
Video pro edition. Inside the try body we will create an object of File class and pass as parameter the image file path.
Note! The image file we are using in the above line is named as Taj.jpg and it is in Image folder which is inside the D: drive on a Windows PC.
Next, we will create an object of BufferedImage type and pass as parameter the width, height and image int type.
Note! TYPE_INT_ARGB means that we are representing the Alpha, Red, Green and Blue component of the image pixel using 8 bit integer value.
Next, we will read the image using the function read() of the ImageIO class and pass as parameter the image file path which we have stored in variable f.
Then we will output 'Reading Complete'
Inside the catch body we will output the error message. For this we will write:
Now, our code will look something like this:
Writing Image
Similarly, to write the image as a file we will again use the try-catch block. We will first create an object of File type and pass as parameter the image file path where we want to write (save) the image. For this we will write:
Next, we will write the image using the write() function of the ImageIO class. For this we will write:
Note! image is the variable that stores the image that we want to write (save). 'jpg' is the destination file extension. And f is the variable that stores the destination file path name.
Then we will output 'Writing Complete'
Inside the catch body we will output the error message. For this we will write:
Final code
Another way to write the above code
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You can use any of the two codes to read and write image file in Java.
