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'''What is the name of your project?'''
'''What is the name of your project?'''
Image Viewer/Processor JS
'''Describe your project in 10-20 sentences. What are you making? Who are you making it for, and why do they need it? What technologies (programming languages, etc.) will you be using?'''
'''Describe your project in 10-20 sentences. What are you making? Who are you making it for, and why do they need it? What technologies (programming languages, etc.) will you be using?'''
* It will have touch interface for the devices supporting touch technology.
* It will have touch interface for the devices supporting touch technology.
* The application will have a Plugin mechanism for adding further effects and features.
* The application will have a Plugin mechanism for adding further effects and features.
* The application will have a “'''fun facts”''' or “ '''tutorial'''” section. In this section children will be introduced to the world of pixels. How pixels make an image and how they can be manipulated using the ImageViewer application. Each filter will be explained through description/ images/ animations. This will encourage them to think out of the box and if their effects created through RGB data manipulation are good enough they can create their own plugin! The RGB/HSV controllers can explain how pixels values can be changed in an image. Incresing all RGB values with the same amount increases the brightness, taking average of RGB values can give grayscale effect, for advance filters like blur,sharpness, edge detection which use convolution filters, an input matrix (3*3) will be made so that students can enter different weights and see the consequent result. All these will be accompanied by live examples explained thoroughly in the tutorial section. Reference links for further advance study will also be given. ( A demo of this can be seen in the prototype mentioned below)
* The application will have a “'''fun facts”''' or “ '''tutorial'''” section. In this section children will be introduced to the world of pixels. How pixels make an image and how they can be manipulated using the Image Viewer/Processor application. Each filter will be explained through description/ images/ animations. This will encourage them to think out of the box and if their effects created through RGB data manipulation are good enough they can create their own plugin! The RGB/HSV controllers can explain how pixels values can be changed in an image. Incresing all RGB values with the same amount increases the brightness, taking average of RGB values can give grayscale effect, for advance filters like blur,sharpness, edge detection which use convolution filters, an input matrix (3*3) will be made so that students can enter different weights and see the consequent result. All these will be accompanied by live examples explained thoroughly in the tutorial section. Reference links for further advance study will also be given. ( A demo of this can be seen in the prototype mentioned below)
* Documentation
* Documentation