A project that introduced me to C++ and the basics of image manipulation.
BMP image, Sobel operator (before/after)
You can only use BMP DIB 40 (BITMAPINFOHEADER) or PGM format.
- resize
- negative
- blur
- noise reduction (median filter)
- gradient filter (Sobel operator)
- binary converter
- erode
- dilate
- rotate
Clone this repository and then:
foo@bar:~$ mkdir build && cd build
foo@bar:~$ cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=[Release]
foo@bar:~$ make
foo@bar:~$ ./imgmGradient:
foo@bar:~$ ./imgm -i ../sample/jet.bmp -g 1 -o test.bmp # result will be the same as in the readme imageHelp message:
Format: imgm -i <file.bpm|pgm> <flag><value|s?>* -o output.bmp|pgm
Flags supported:
-i - path to the input image
-o - path where the image should be saved
-rs - resize, expects two values after the flag, width and height separated by space
-n - negative
-b - blur, expects one value after the flag there is one possibility now: 1 - average filter
-dn - reduce noise, expects one value after the flag. There is one possibility now: 1 - median filter
-g - gradient filter, expects one value after the flag. There is one possibility now: 1 - Sobel operator
-ib - to binary image, expects one value after the flag, it's the threshold
-e - erode (binary image (-ib) must be specified before)
-d - dilate (binary image (-ib) must be specified before)
-r - rotate, expects one value after the flag, it's the rotation degree
-h - help message
You need to specify arguments in correct order (input image, operations, output image).