ImgLib is a comprehensive image processing library developed from scratch, providing a wide range of features and capabilities for image manipulation. Whether you're working on image analysis, computer vision, or graphics applications, ImgLib is a valuable tool with the following features:
Png Read/Write: ImgLib supports reading and writing PNG images. It leverages the power of LodePNG (version 20141130, Copyright (c) 2005-2014 Lode Vandevenne) for these operations.
Arithmetic Operators on Images: Perform mathematical operations on images to create stunning visual effects.
Brightness and Contrast Adjustments: Easily adjust the brightness and contrast of images for better visualization.
Luminance and Chrominance Extraction: Separate the luminance and chrominance components of an image, which is useful for various image processing tasks.
Color Spaces Conversion: ImgLib provides conversion between different color spaces, including YUV and RGB.
Gamma Coding: Apply gamma correction to images to enhance or modify their visual appearance.
Image Scaling: Resize images using various algorithms such as Nearest Neighbor, Linear, Bicubic, and Lanczos for different scaling needs.
Image Rotation: Rotate images at different angles to achieve the desired orientation.
Image Filtering: Apply various image filters, including convolution, blurring (Box Blur, Gaussian Blur), sharpening, bilateral filtering, gradients, and MaxPool operations.
Image Texturing and Brush Painting: Add textures to images and create artistic effects with brush painting.
Image Morphing: Achieve smooth transitions between images, which is valuable for animations and visual effects.
ImgLib includes the LodePNG library (Copyright (c) 2005-2014 Lode Vandevenne) as part of the project, enabling PNG image read and write functionalities.
Our ongoing development efforts are focused on creating CUDA versions of the features to harness the power of GPU acceleration for faster image processing.
To run ImgLib locally, follow these simple steps:
Clone this Repository: Begin by cloning this repository to your local machine.
Compile and Run: Use the provided build system to compile and run ImgLib. For example, you can use the command make run to start using the library.