My real name is John Ng San Ping. I'm from Singapore. Been a Windows C++ developer since 1999, thus you may notice my naming convention is pretty Hungarian (nHeight, nWeight). And recently influenced by Android/Java thus original function name is verb small case, noun camel, like Java. :P
As for putting my name in credits, thanks so much.. I'm very honoured.. but I frankly don't deserve any credits for it. I merely ripped off some image processing algorithms online. Impetus for doing it is mainly because I needed it in my work which involved some simple image processing on raw images which I used WPF's WIC to decode with the Microsoft camera codec. Was looking around for a way to do it without resorting to GDI+ like numerous articles did.. so your project helped to solve this big issue as GDI+ can't decode raw images (Canon's CR2 format) and WPF's BitmapImage can't do image processing like brightness, contrast and gamma. I did use the WPF's transform to do rotation before I came across your project. Just found that standardizing the whole image processing on WBX is neater, though I did recompile it for myself to add parallel for to speed up processing. Hope you don't mind. :)
As said, it's a tiny insignificant contribution. your changes to use integral values instead of floating point is impressive. have much to learn from you guys. :)
As for putting my name in credits, thanks so much.. I'm very honoured.. but I frankly don't deserve any credits for it. I merely ripped off some image processing algorithms online. Impetus for doing it is mainly because I needed it in my work which involved some simple image processing on raw images which I used WPF's WIC to decode with the Microsoft camera codec. Was looking around for a way to do it without resorting to GDI+ like numerous articles did.. so your project helped to solve this big issue as GDI+ can't decode raw images (Canon's CR2 format) and WPF's BitmapImage can't do image processing like brightness, contrast and gamma. I did use the WPF's transform to do rotation before I came across your project. Just found that standardizing the whole image processing on WBX is neater, though I did recompile it for myself to add parallel for to speed up processing. Hope you don't mind. :)
As said, it's a tiny insignificant contribution. your changes to use integral values instead of floating point is impressive. have much to learn from you guys. :)