Matlab Image Cropping problem
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Sandip Paul
on 18 Jan 2020
Commented: Sandip Paul
on 19 Jan 2020
Hello Everyone,
I have some issue when I'm trying to crop an image.
I have chosen a RGB Image(256x256) and converted it into grayscale image, then I check out the image pixel values. I have attached here only 8x8 dimension pixel values (shown in fig.1)
from the entire 256x256 pixel workspace values.
But when I crop that image using imcrop() command, then I get also that 8x8 pixel but with different values (shown in fig.2).
This creates the problem I get the different pixel values from same image when trying to crop that image with a specified dimension and also get differnt pixel values when stored it into a hex file for furthur processing.
Below is my Matlab code:
a =imread('cameraman.tif');
a1=rgb2gray(a);
rect=[1 7 7 7];
i_c = imcrop(a1,rect);
pixel = cell(8,8);
ctr = 1;
ctc = 1;
for R=1:8
for C=1:8
pixel{ctr,ctc}=dec2hex(i_c(R,C));
ctc = ctc+1;
end
ctr = ctr+1;
ctc=1;
end
fid = fopen('cam_data_tif_8.hex', 'wt');
fprintf(fid, '%x\n', i_c);
disp('Text file write done');disp(' ');
fclose(fid);
celldisp(pixel)
disp ([pixel{:}]);
Please reply to me.Thank you.
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Image Analyst
on 19 Jan 2020
Attach your cameraman.tif. Evidently you changed the one that ships with MATLAB because that one is not a color image and your code throws an error.
This is what I did to make it work with the official cameraman photo, and it works fine:
a = imread('cameraman.tif');
if ndims(a) >= 3
a1=rgb2gray(a);
else
a1 = a;
end
rect=[1 7 7 7];
i_c = imcrop(a1,rect)
pixel = cell(8,8);
ctr = 1;
ctc = 1;
for R=1:8
for C=1:8
pixel{ctr,ctc}=dec2hex(i_c(R,C));
ctc = ctc+1;
end
ctr = ctr+1;
ctc=1;
end
fid = fopen('cam_data_tif_8.hex', 'wt');
fprintf(fid, '%x\n', i_c);
disp('Text file write done');disp(' ');
fclose(fid);
celldisp(pixel)
disp ([pixel{:}]);
Keep in mind that you are cropping starting at row 7.
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Image Analyst
on 19 Jan 2020
The format for rectangles in MATLAB is [x, y, width, height], or using row and column its [column, row, width, height]. Sometimes I just go super explicit and combine them to say [xLeftColumn, yTopRow, width, height].
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