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Introduction to Image Processing with Processing.org

This brief guide by Bob Pilgrim provides an introduction to image processing using Processing.org. It explains the fundamental concept that each pixel in an image is composed of three primary colors: Red, Green, and Blue (RGB). The document covers essential pixel-level operations, such as color inversion, where each RGB component is altered. Additionally, it highlights basic image operations like image smoothing (blurring) and provides links to relevant Processing.org tutorials for further exploration of pixel manipulation techniques.

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Introduction to Image Processing with Processing.org

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  1. A Very Brief Inroduction to Image Processing using Processing.org Bob Pilgrim Feb 11, 2014

  2. Each Pixel in an Image is Made up of Three Primary Colors R B G

  3. Color Invert (A Pixel-Level Operation) R -> 255 - R G -> 255 - G B -> 255 - B

  4. Pixel (RGB Values)

  5. Template Operations on Images

  6. Image Smoothing (Blur)

  7. http://processing.org/

  8. http://www.processing.org/tutorials/pixels/

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