Image Conversion: Contrast

by Brandon Hood

Submitted : Spring 2010

For the Calculus II project, there is a given sample image and a text file containing its RGB values for each pixel. Using C++, one can convert all of the values to grayscale. After conversion, two given functions are applied to all of the pixels; first the data is printed to a text file to use for plotting, and then the changes are actually applied and saved to two new bitmap images. The result is two different contrast changes in grayscale from the original image.

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