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.NET photo processing component

Hi folks!

I'm looking for a .NET image processing component or an open source alternative to automate the following tasks:

  • Photo capture (webcams and photo cameras)

  • Photo printing (grid/strip modes)

  • Applying photo effects

  • Saving photos

AtalaSoft DotImage is quite expensive, any other suggestions are welcome.

Thanks J

+1  A: 

You should check out the AForge library, it's free, open source and has a large list of features and applications.

There's also a nice article on The Code Project about it, see Image Processing Lab in C#

sample image of AForge image processing

Matt Warren  2010-04-15 12:11:15
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I haven't used AForge, but I've seen it mentioned a bit on this topic. My choice would be one of the OpenCV wrappers like EMGU.

kenny  2010-04-15 12:27:44

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