Lab Time: Image Processing
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The current assignment is to write your own image filter (think like an Instagram filter or Photoshop filter) in C++. You are given a vector containing the RGB values (ranging from 0 to 255) for each pixel in the image, and you need to manipulate them to make an effect that is both:
A) Artistic
and
B) Technically challenging
I go over some demo code showing you how to do a vignette, sepia toning, color cycling, and others.
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