Tag: image manipulation

This post provides a quick solution for developers looking to extract individual bitmap images from an ImageList in C#. It demonstrates two approaches: direct saving to a file using the Save method with a specified file path and format, and saving to a MemoryStream for in-memory manipulation before further processing or storage. The MemoryStream approach offers greater flexibility for image operations.

I've been reflecting on the direction of my blog, "C#, .Net Framework." I feel the name is too limiting, given my recent posts on topics like IE7, AJAX, Firefox, and XMLHttpRequest. I plan to broaden the scope while keeping the content technical. I also want to increase reader interaction, possibly by crowdsourcing a new name for the blog.

In this second part of my series on image processing, I'm exploring the Tiger Imaging Library for C#, a cool resource with complete source code and various image manipulation filters. I'm considering expanding its capabilities by creating new filters like the fish eye effect described by Jason Waltman. I'm also planning further research and experimentation with Tiger Imaging.