Detect a line in an image then delete it
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hi guys , i have an image that after deskewing it , a black slopped line appear at the end of the image , it is always black in color . i need to remove that line from the image how can i do that i searched the internet and i found an image processing library called aforge , but i actually don't know how to use i to detect that line and then remove it successfully. Any help will be greatly appreciated.... Thanks in advance..
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hi guys , i have an image that after deskewing it , a black slopped line appear at the end of the image , it is always black in color . i need to remove that line from the image how can i do that i searched the internet and i found an image processing library called aforge , but i actually don't know how to use i to detect that line and then remove it successfully. Any help will be greatly appreciated.... Thanks in advance..
Human knowledge belongs to the world.
if the picture is small, then use Bitmap Class. Use method GetPixel and SetPixel for that. These 2 methods is slow, that's why, if the file is small, then it's ok, if image is bigger, then search in codeproject, there is a library using unsafe function for that and faster.
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hi guys , i have an image that after deskewing it , a black slopped line appear at the end of the image , it is always black in color . i need to remove that line from the image how can i do that i searched the internet and i found an image processing library called aforge , but i actually don't know how to use i to detect that line and then remove it successfully. Any help will be greatly appreciated.... Thanks in advance..
Human knowledge belongs to the world.
Instead of trying to remove the line, I'd try to find out why it's there to begin with. There might be an issue with your code.
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