Convert image into intense Black

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• Convert Image into JPEGEncodedImage

  Is it possible to convert an Image in JPEGEncodedImage?

  Thank you!

  I think that I thought about it, but havn't tried.

  Create a Bitmap image, and then use it to create a Graphics object.

  Take a look at the level of the SVG file in samples of the JDE. It's the svgcldcdemo. Basically to rewrite it so that you get your SVGImage, then instead of paint called do you it manually. This will draw the SVGImage for graphics and so the Bitmap image.

  Then call JPEGEncodedImage.encode and pass the Bitmap. Walla, a SVGImage to a JPEGEncodedImage.

  Hope that helps.

• convert image into points

  How can I create a fade (in my case, from black to white) using the same individual points of size? I don't want mixed, because the size of the dots varies. I want a fade from the concentration of 100% (black, no space) at 0% concentration (no points). Someone knows how to do this? Thank you!

  Based on the example you provided, you want a dithering. You can do this by setting your gradient then go to Image/Mode/Bitmap and changing the Diffusion Dither method and play until you get something you like.

  You can also do with a gradient layer style.

  

  Hope that helps.

  M

• How to convert images to Grayscale black and white

  I don't have a scanner.  When I need to analyze something, I place under a piece of glass and shoot with my digital camera, then transfer the file jpg on my PC.  My "scans" interpreted that way many pages of text n & B, so the jpg that results is enough grayscle; because I do not use an official copystand there are a good amount of shadow in the image.  It is quite easy to desaturate these images so there is no color in them, but there are still a lot of tweaking if I want to remove the shadows and the end upward with an image strictly B & W.  It seems to me that there should be a filter that allows me to set a threshold such that everything above the level is rendered in form of black (or white), and everything else is rendered as white (or black).  If so, what is it?  Thank you.

  Am_I_Lame? wrote:

  each pixel beyond a certain level in an image desatruated in white and the rest black

  Image > adjust > threshold for this. But I am pretty sure that is not what you want, the result will be crap.

  I would use levels to set the white and black points and then curves to increase the contrast. You can do both with curves, but endpoints are not as easy to spot there.

• convert image into RGB?

  I have a doc excel with about 1,000 names of color and their respective RGB values.  Is it possible to create a script that will read a csv file and save each line as a solid color 500px x 500px document?

  I'm looking for a quick way to convert a text list of colors in jpg real color files with the file name being the column A (the name of the color) and the image that represents the RGB color solid.  Any ideas?

  

  This should be close...

  #target photoshop
  var inputFile = File.openDialog("Please select CSV file.","CSV File:*.csv");
  var outputFolder = Folder.selectDialog( "Please select output folder");
  inputFile.open('r');
  inputFile.readln();
  var datFile=[];
  while(!inputFile.eof){
  var line = inputFile.readln();
  if(line.length > 5) datFile.push(line);
  }
  inputFile.close();
  var FillColour = new SolidColor;
  for(var a in datFile){
  var line = datFile[a].split(',');
  var ColourName = line[0].toString().replace(/^ +| +$/g,'');
  FillColour.rgb.red = line[1].toString().replace(/^ +| +$/g,'');
  FillColour.rgb.green = line[2].toString().replace(/^ +| +$/g,'');
  FillColour.rgb.blue = line[3].toString().replace(/^ +| +$/g,'');
  app.backgroundColor = FillColour;
  app.documents.add(new UnitValue( 500, 'px' ), new UnitValue( 500, 'px' ), 72, ColourName, NewDocumentMode.RGB, DocumentFill.BACKGROUNDCOLOR);
  var saveFile = File(outputFolder +"/"+ColourName+".jpg");
  SaveForWeb(saveFile,50);
  app.activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
  }
  function SaveForWeb(saveFile,jpegQuality) {
  var sfwOptions = new ExportOptionsSaveForWeb();
     sfwOptions.format = SaveDocumentType.JPEG;
     sfwOptions.includeProfile = false;
     sfwOptions.interlaced = 0;
     sfwOptions.optimized = true;
     sfwOptions.quality = jpegQuality;
  activeDocument.exportDocument(saveFile, ExportType.SAVEFORWEB, sfwOptions);
  }
  

• Dell V305 scanner will not convert image to PDF without OCR

  Hello

  I have a Dell V305 scanner, and I would like to convert images to PDF without running the OCR software.  Is this possible?  When I try to convert an image to PDF, it gives me an error "OCR program missing.   My CD drive is broken so I can't install the OCR from the CD software.  I looked for a download from Dell, but could not find one.   Can you suggest a solution?  Thank you very much

  . - Sheila

  Hello

  I never tried to convert images into PDF without OCR. But I've only tried to convert PDFS into images using some PDF conversion tools. I wonder if there is some pluins can thus help with that? You can google it and give it a try. I wish you success. Good luck.

  Best regards

  Arron

• Intense black in images

  A customer asked a question that seems strange about images-rich blacks. They want to be able to change blacks into an image which can be 80 80 80 100 to 30 30 30 100. My thought would be that they would just change the limit ink what printer recommended. They could also reduce the black value line, but to get their limits would be strange. Before you go back and give my opinion, I'd love to hear some printers to see if they have any other opinions. They do not seek to mix colors into InDesign.

  The right way to do this is to use the color profile of the stock paper for the printer. CMYK for more intense blacks and possible flat on average and special paper numbers in their color profiles. This can be checked by converting a black pure RGB R = 0, G = 0, B = 0, to CMYK color different profiles.

  So, it is advisable to create a RGB color space and in the end be converted to the destination. If you have already created an image in a CMYK color space and used colors CMYK values that my beyond media, you can use the destination color profile to correct this. Convert your image into a large RGB color space as ProPhoto and then convert back to the color CMYK destination profile. If this is impossible, the only option you have is to sample the colors in your image and correct Blacks with different tools as curves, selective correction, etc. image adjustment - according to the image, this can be a lot of work if it breaks the tonal balance with the rest of the image.

• I tried to download a pdf and convert them into excel, but the data in excellent is always to the image format.  How can I get the pdf data into the columns and rows?

  I tried to download a pdf and convert them into excel, but the data in excellent is always to the image format.  How can I get the pdf data into the columns and rows so that I can do the calculations?

  If you start the https://forums.adobe.com/welcome Forums Index

  You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe products you use

  Click on the symbol "arrow down" on the right (where it is said to see all our products and Services) to open the drop-down list and scroll

• When I import my photos into lightroom, the images are completely black, so I can only see the image in the browser. How can I solve this?

  When I import my photos into lightroom, the images are completely black, so I can only see the image in the browser. How can I solve this?

  Go to Lightroom preferences

  Click the performance tab

  Deselect the graphics processor

  Restart Lightroom

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• because the muse adobe converts text into an image?

  because the muse adobe converts text into an image?

  Hello

  Unless you use a Web safe font or install a Muse supported TypeKit fonts when designing or on your web page - Muse will turn these words into images to preserve their appearance.

  Secure Web fonts:

  http://www.WPDFD.com/issues/87/knowing_about_web_safe_fonts/

  Fonts taken Typekit support for Muse:

  http://museinsider.com/how-to-add-Typekit-fonts-to-your-Muse-site.html

  http://TV.Adobe.com/watch/Adobe-inspire-magazine/using-Typekit-with-Adobe-Muse/

  In addition, whenever you add text and try to create a hyperlink, it is said that the text requires the pixelation and the hyperlink does not work. In this case, either you use a font on the text system or apply the hyperlink to the structure of the whole text, not the selected text.

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• Convert JPEG image into binary data

  Is it possible to convert a JPEG image into binary data. Because if it would be possible
  You can insert data into a database.
  
  Kind regards
  
  Micehal.

  Yes. check the bitmapdata class.

• How do I convert a photo to black and white but leave one object in color like a flower?

  How to make a photo I have taken, convert the image into black and white, but let an object such as a flower in color?

  Here is a small tutorial

  Lightroom > topic tutorials > Spot Color (B & W with little color)

• How to achieve the intense black in PDF export?

  InDesign CS5 on Snow Leopard. I have a black to display and output set accurately (not rich black). Color settings are in North America General Purpose 2. Evidence of configuration is set to Document CMYK U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2, so that I see on the screen as accurately as possible what it will look like when printed.

  An image of large, to most black covers my first page; This is an imported PSD. When I view the image in PhotoShop, it displays as "intense Black" - you know, Black 100% on-screen. But looking into InDesign, it appears a dull gray. It also appears a dull gray when you export to PDF or print.

  How to go to the PDF format and print in crisp, perfect, 100% black rich?

  If possible, I would like it to appear on my screen about as it will be in the PDF export and the printed page.

  Thank you!

  The preference for Rick Black, that's how it shows up only on RGB devices, monitor, or printers that support RGB.

  For an intense black for a CMYK profile, you will need to build a new black and which apply to selection in InDesign.

  The rich blacks are going to 50Cyan 100BlacK

  at 20 c, 20Y, 20 M, 100 K = 160 (20 + 20 + 20 + 100)

  40, 0, 40, 100 is 180

  where equals is the limit of the ink to the paper.

  Depending on what paper you're printing on, coated or not coated, and weight, you'd have different limits. 280 is generally good.

  For example, you might have an intense Black of C90 M90 Y0 K100 = 280

  Please contact your printer what ink should be built and what is your limit of ink.

  If you have a text hit out of the black then you probably want to keep C 50 and 100 K, because it would be easier to keep the registry text.

• Convert image in a table to a radial dimension

  Hey everybody,

  Thanks for taking the time to look at it.

  Here's the question, the code, I'm running works, but I think that it is possible to run faster, I'm not sure how to rewrite the algorithm to do this. I take a picture (seen on the page, the top left figure) symmetrical around the center point. What I'm trying to do, is to collapse all data in this image into a one-dimensional array, which is a radial representation of this image (screenshot, figure in the top right panel). The code that I currently use is illustrated in the figure on the bottom. Subtly which could lead to confusion is the multiple by a factor of 4 in the middle of the code, it was here when I started programming, and I guess that's a scale factor used to kind of spread on several elements of the array data in the table of dimensions a subsequence. As you can see code works effectively, but on average, this operation works on a 56 x 56 px image, so the code must run 3136 times and I don't think it is of the most effiencient way possible, the code takes about 1 ms to run for an image of px of 56 x 56 on our machine. Please let me know if you have any suggestions on how to speed things up, it's half the neck of the bottle for our analysis in real time!

  Thank you

  Joe

  jowparks wrote:

  Hi Bob,

  You have the right idea, which would give us a version of the radial representation. The problem is that if you only use this row of pixels, you take almost all your image data. The radial profile resulting will be extremely noisy compared to the case when you use all the image data to generate radial representation.

  Thanks for your help guys, I feel that there is a way to rewrite the algorithm (entirely) to make this thing run a lot faster than it already is, but I'm just at a loss on how to do it.

  Joe,

  Good point.  This is so how have your Pixels and them, eating too much.  Am I right that you know the coordinates of the center of the Image?  For more convenience, I'll call these details O (for "origin").  I'll also want representation radial distance R (in pixels).  Note that the coordinates of O do not necessarily need to be whole - he may fall "between the pixels.

  Here's what I'd do.  I guess it would be just as fast and precise as possible.  You basically want to use all the Pixels to come with an array of "average intensity" R + 1 (instead of using the example of the x-axis as I suggested).  What you want to do, is to get the average of all the distance pixels 1 from the origin, the average of all the distance of 2 Pixels, etc.  What a pain!

  We therefore reverse the problem.  Take all the Pixels and calculate their distance (rounded) o and include them in the calculation of the average.  Oooh, how?  What I would do, is to create a table of R + 1 of queues to contain the Pixel values.  When you look at Pixel-x-y, at the distance r from O, enqueue the Pixel value in the queue to index r (you know the Pixel if r > R, of course).

  When you have treated all the Pixels in R of O, you of R + 1 queues with intensities of Pixels at the distance r of o.  Just replace the lines with a picture of the averages of each queue.  The fast way to form the average of a queue is to clear the queue and retain its contents (in a table), then the table on average.  You now have used all the points in the Image, (b) take account of its distance from O and (c) calculated averages improved S/N and you have done quite effectively.

  This should be easy to code and fast to run (I'll bet a dime it will beat any other algorithm proposed in the next 24 hours...).

  Bob Schor

• Place a still Image into a form?

  I just DVD Studio Pro in again and I must say, DVD Studio Pro, has been much more easy and intuitive. What I want to do in again is place a still image into a round shape that I copied from the submenu of city lights. See the image below:

  However, when I import a single .png file of my video as an asset, select the circle and try to drag the image to the circle, he just sits just above the menu and not get "inserted" in the shape of circle. I'm doing something wrong? The text below the circles are the buttons, but I need to convert forms buttons too? I went back to City Lights submenu, which is a part of the library menu again and I tried my photo drag the selected circle, but it did not work either.

  Can someone tell me please how to get a simple image inside shapes? I am looking for tutorials on this and can't seem to find a.

  Help, please!

  I thought about it myself - you select the shape, and then go to object > convert to replacement layer. Wow. I couldn't find this option anywhere - even not in the PDF file for the software...