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From: nah on 25 Jan 2006 19:07
I have never done any image processing before. I would like to take a
grayscale bitmap image and convert it to a 2D array where each element
represents one of the image's pixel intensities. Would anyone be able to
steer me in the right direction? Thank you very much.
Nikolai.
From: Igor Tandetnik on 25 Jan 2006 19:51
"nah" <nah(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have never done any image processing before. I would like to take a
> grayscale bitmap image and convert it to a 2D array where each element
> represents one of the image's pixel intensities.

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From: RodgeFu on 26 Jan 2006 11:46
just open the bmp file and read it to a memory block m_lpBMP and then

m_lpBMPFileHeader=(BITMAPFILEHEADER*)m_lpBMP;
m_lpBMPInfoHeader=(BITMAPINFOHEADER*)(&m_lpBMPFileHeader[1]);
m_lpColorTable=(RGBQUAD*)(&m_lpBMPInfoHeader[1]);
m_lpDib=((char*)m_lpBMP+m_lpBMPFileHeader->bfOffBits);

the m_lpDib is what you want. Be careful that the width of Dib is always
n*32bit.
for example: if the bmp's depth is 1 and bmp's width is 21, the size of a
line of bmp is 1*21 = 21, but in memory it will still use 32bit to store a
line.

you can use

widthInDW=(m_lpBMPInfoHeader->biBitCount*m_lpBMPInfoHeader->biWidth +31) /32;

to get the size of a line in memory in dword

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"nah" wrote:

> I have never done any image processing before. I would like to take a
> grayscale bitmap image and convert it to a 2D array where each element
> represents one of the image's pixel intensities. Would anyone be able to
> steer me in the right direction? Thank you very much.
> Nikolai.
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