The analysis and manipulation of a digitized image processing
V. Nethaji, A. P. Shanmugasundaram · ACCENTS Transactions on Image Processing and Computer Vision · 2020
Image processing has become so deep-seated in everyday life that we often forget how quickly it has advanced over the last few periods.Today, we are able to snap photos and then rotate, crop, and apply various filters to the images directly on the device without any knowledge of photo editing techniques or digital image processing.Even when it comes to professional-position image processing, such as with aerial mapping, intelligent security, or medical imaging, both licensed and open source software packages exist to allow users without in-depth knowledge of the processing itself to simply feed in image data and generate ortho rectified maps, stitched composite views of a scene, or enhancing xray images [1].This document goes behind the user interface and explores the digital representation of an image and how it is modified to create the end results many have become accustomed to receiving from these software packages.