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For example - I have many photos with grass or forest and they are simply "green".
Photo with sea and sky is blue, photo with snow is white.
I need something ( idea / algorithm ) to solve my problem but dont know how to make it fast and easy. (I prefer c# but java is good too).
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I have a requirement to create an animated screen saver for windows.
Screen saver contains some images and some text.
I want to update the screensaver contents from a a webpage (upload images and edit texts) etc.
is possible to do this using c#?
"is possible to do this using c#?"
Yes.
C# is a full code language, and with it, you can do virtually everything a computer is able to do.
Now... I would expect you to expand your question a bit more.
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Using c#, How can I identify infra red light (that my webcam would see). Will the necessary code differ depending on the make and model of my webcam?
A webcam can see a little IR and you can make it see more by removing the IR filter but it can only report it as... Red.
The whole chain of definition(s) of colour is aimed at the visual spectrum, only containing RGB values. You will see the IR as a 'false colour'.
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In c# how can I crop a part of a picture like they do in minecraft
thanks in advance
Use one of the Graphics.DrawImage overloads that allows you to select just part of the source, for example http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms142040.aspx
Draws the specified portion of the specified Image at the specified location and with the specified size.
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I found this on the internet and examined source codes. a program for locating licence plates in an image. check from here source codes are available and you can compile it.
http://translate.google.com.tr/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=tr&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=tr&tl=en&u=http://www.atasoyweb.net/blog/goruntu-isleme-k6s0/arac-plakasi-konum-tespiti-y109.html
but I want do something different but should be work like this. what I am trying to do is, locating a specific part in an image and getting coordinates of it. here is an example:
http://postimage.org/image/a60idjok/
You need to perform an image correlation.
Example in Mathematica:
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Can I use WPF to import a 3D character and manually animate it like the skinned model
in XNA?
The short answer is no. There is no standard library in WPF which will support this.
The long answer is Yes; if you write all of the underlying code yourself.