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Re: Interactively crop an image with NG [message #86213 is a reply to message #86212]

Thu, 17 October 2013 12:56

David Fanning
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Brian J. Daniel writes:

> I have a large image file. I use image() to visualize, zoom in, and write down the image coordinates to effectively crop my image in the code. This approach is a bit wonky, and I'd like to interactively crop my image, as this is just an initial processing component to my whole algorithm. Is there a straight forward way to add a crop button to the graphics window? Or, after the user zooms to the desired crop dimensions, hit a button and output the viewing dimensions?

I don't know anything about the image function, but it might take 10
minutes to add this functionality to cgZImage:

cgZImage, cgDemoData(7)

Cheers,

David

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