convert image to binary

Question

I've converted the image in grayscale, and I need to convert it to binary, any Ideas?!!!

Jignesh Kumar · Answer

Hi, Please refer this article, https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/convert-image-to-binary/

Kip Hackman · Answer

You can use LEADTOOLS Imaging Pro SDK technology in your application. https://www.leadtools.com/sdk/products/imaging-pro You can leverage the AutoBinarizeCommand class, which allows you to apply binary segment to a bitmap. Here is some sample code: using (RasterCodecs _codecs = new RasterCodecs()) { using (RasterImage _image = _codecs.Load(@ "FILE PATH TO IMAGE" )) { AutoBinarizeCommand _command = new AutoBinirizeCommand(); _command.Run(_image); _codecs.Save(_image, @ "FILE PATH TO OUTPUT IMAGE" , RasterImageFormat.CcittGroup4, 1); } }

Ahmed Fahmy · Answer

Use abbcode function with c# as follows: Bitmap bmpOutput = ac.ConvertImageToBinary( "~/InputPath/ImageName.jpg" , 255, ImageFormat.Jpeg, "~/OutputPath/ImageName.jpg" ); Replace the parameters values with yours. Notice that the second parameter is the threshold value and the last two parameters are optional. Here is the link of function documentation: https://abbcode.com/documentation/convert-image-to-binary

Munesh Sharma · Answer

byte[] imageBt = null; FileStream fstream = new FileStream ( this.textBox_image_path.Text , FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read); BinaryReader br = new BinaryReader ( fstream ); imageBt = br. ReadBytes (( int ) fstream. Length ); for more go here http://dotnet-munesh.blogspot.in/2014/05/how-to-save-image-in-database-in-window.html

Aldemir Nolan · Answer

Some of the replies here don't seem to understand what "binary" means. I don't think you on mean "byte data", but you want "binary color", which means pure black and white. Is this correct? The article suggested by Selva is a good approximation for converting color to grayscale. However, it neither accurately converts to grayscale nor does it convert to pure black and white like the original question. The article calculates the gray level as the direct average of the red, green and blue values, or: Gray = ( R + G + B) / 3 A more accurate value gives more weight to green because the human eye is much more sensitive to it. One common algorithm is this: Gray = (0.25 R + 0.62 G + 0.13 B) / 3 However, if the goal is to convert to black and white instead of gray, more processing is needed depending on your final goal. At some stage you might be better off using a dedicated image processing library such as Leadtools.

Hemant Srivastava · Answer

Here is the link where I am converting an Image into BinaryArray and a BinaryArray back to image: http://hemant-srivastava.blogspot.com/2012/07/converting-any-image-into-bytearray-and.html

Abhishek Kumar · Answer

Hi, Follow the below article. http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/109013/Image-in-Csharp-Save-Resize-and-Convert-to-Binary Abhishek

Selva Ganapathy · Answer

Hi Klajdi Paja, Using the following code snippet you can canvert an image to a binary. BinaryReader r = new BinaryReader(); byte[] b= r.ReadBytes(image); Also the following article may help you to image conversion http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Blogs/13672/convert-a-color-image-into-black-and-white-image.aspx Regards, Selva Ganapathy K