i dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Soren Kaden Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Hey fell don't pay attention to the Big mouth who posted here something about your voice...It's good and the problem is with their ears. U did a gr8 job...
Sorry for bother, but could you explain me how?, it's because once that i get the crpped part of the image, and i apply the command 'histogram' or 'hist', an error message is shown. I don't know how to name the cropped part as a variable so that i can not applied an histogram. Can you help me?
O means the absence (lack of) So in grayscale 0 means black 255 means full luminance So in grayscale 255 means white In colour Say red) 0 means no red 255 means full red etc
hey thanku.. that was useful. i am having trouble with "subplot(1,2,1),imhist(a_gray)" command when i m entering it there is no output shown in my system.. please can u tell me y?
no offence but u have the voice of an angel, too husky and I can't really understand what are u talking about but anyway,useful video,thank you. (the 'almost' correct use of 'no offence')
Hello Anselm, i have some greyscale images and i would like matlab to transform them back to RGB. Is there a way you can give me some information on how to do this please?
hi there anselm, this video is really useful. However, I am facing problems with the uint8 problem whereby it doesn't allow me to execute the command of 'imshow(a)' and how you get the image of different class?
its really nice explanation but which surprised me that i could not see the histogram in RGB COLOR , WHY ? When i convert it to gray i study the histogram >> Any answer ?
siluveru kiran kumar Hi Siluveru. The y axis is the pixel count. The x axis gives the pixel value. Please note the 10 to the power of four at the top of the y axis. So for example if you go to x =100 boy can then read of the y axis how many pixels have a value of 100 by reading off the y axis. Thanks anselm
Thanks for the great tutorial!
Its great to hear an Irish man doing such a great hob.
i dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Marcellus Orlando instablaster =)
@Soren Kaden Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Soren Kaden it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you really help me out !
@Marcellus Orlando you are welcome :)
Thanks. Your videos are great for beginners for starting.
I'm so proud u have a Sorrento's picture..i'm from Naples!
Thanks a lot..Try to upload more presentations
thank you very much 😍😍
Good one...Thanks for posting
Wonderful tutorial...keep posting many like this :)
Try the "Facecrypt" series of image-processing challenges! Its awesome!
Thank you for uploading this video.
great video! I hope there's more
Hey fell don't pay attention to the Big mouth who posted here something about your voice...It's good and the problem is with their ears.
U did a gr8 job...
image mapping , very nice video thanks
Thank you for the video!
it's possible to get an histogram from a cropped part of an image, using the command 'imcrop'?
Hi Aldo
Thanks for the message. You are indeed able to get the histogram of a cropped image.
Regards
Anselm
Sorry for bother, but could you explain me how?, it's because once that i get the crpped part of the image, and i apply the command 'histogram' or 'hist', an error message is shown. I don't know how to name the cropped part as a variable so that i can not applied an histogram. Can you help me?
By the way i'm using the GUIDE to apply this in MatLab.
The image already is a measure of the intensity of the scene. If you
read the image in with imread() or similar, then you have the light
intensity.
O means the absence (lack of)
So in grayscale 0 means black
255 means full luminance
So in grayscale 255 means white
In colour
Say red)
0 means no red
255 means full red
etc
nice
Hello sir, can you please suggest me how to get slice corresponds to each histogram elements?
hey thanku.. that was useful.
i am having trouble with "subplot(1,2,1),imhist(a_gray)" command
when i m entering it there is no output shown in my system..
please can u tell me y?
Yes off course
Yes off course
+Sneha Dimple ,, please confirm the array presents which you have crated subplot!!!
Good tutorial , but you go so fast , I replaid it many times to understand it , but thank you anyway :)
no offence but u have the voice of an angel, too husky and I can't really understand what are u talking about but anyway,useful video,thank you. (the 'almost' correct use of 'no offence')
Hello Anselm, i have some greyscale images and i would like matlab to transform them back to RGB. Is there a way you can give me some information on how to do this please?
hi there anselm, this video is really useful. However, I am facing problems with the uint8 problem whereby it doesn't allow me to execute the command of 'imshow(a)' and how you get the image of different class?
is it same to use with matlab r2009a
its really nice explanation but which surprised me that i could not see the histogram in RGB COLOR , WHY ?
When i convert it to gray i study the histogram >>
Any answer ?
pls, can u teel me what the name of this function ?
how to use imcrop in axes?
*In the histogram what is that y axis exactly means ?*
siluveru kiran kumar Hi Siluveru. The y axis is the pixel count. The x axis gives the pixel value. Please note the 10 to the power of four at the top of the y axis. So for example if you go to x =100 boy can then read of the y axis how many pixels have a value of 100 by reading off the y axis. Thanks anselm
that means x=100 pixel have 10 to the power of four times in the all pixels of image, is this right?
cant hear what youre mumbling. but overall its a helpful video
rgb2gray(a); not working says
Undefined function or method 'rbg2gray' for input arguments of type 'uint8'
CAnu please help me?
+Thangaraj MJ rgb2gray only works for grayscale images. Are you using a colour (three layer) image. The error code you give suggests you are. Thanks
Thanks, CAn u help me to remove unwanted objects in an image using MATLAB...I'm a beginner
you can see "Digital Image Processing USING MATLAB (Gonzalez).pdf"
imagerie médical donner moi un exemple svp
sei un bombone
hello do you have facebook?
there is :)
hi robert. can you email at my work address please. sorry for delay in gettig back
Im sorry lol. I dont know what I was thinking..
sounds like someone from criminal minds...
No Offense? Strange way of showing no offense.
Nice video, but I can't understand a freakin word of his accent.
@budbundy87 fail
is there any ways to translate it into c++ code?
I think Matlab has a compile option which exports the Matlab code as C code. I believe it is the function mcc... but I am not 100%