How to check if a specific pixel of an image is transparent?
Is there any way to check if a selected (x,y) point of a PNG image is transparent?
Is there any way to check if a selected (x,y) point of a PNG image is transparent?
The HTML5 Canvas has no method for explicitly setting a single pixel.
I am trying to build a pixel that would track the current URL the user is on when they visit. I can use either JS (preferred) or a 1×1 image pixel. With JS I am assuming that I’d need to run an AJAX request to a PHP script to capture the info that I need and with an image pixel I am having issues getting the currently URL.
i have gimp 2.10.22 on Kubuntu.
I’m facing an issue with my Adobe photoshop 2014 and 2015. When I press Ctrl and click on the thumbnail on a layer from layer pallet then it selects the whole boundary of the image. It’s not selecting my particular areas. It’s the same when I am pressing Ctrl + Shift + Click or Ctrl + Shift + I + Click. I need to select my expectation areas by this method. I’ve reset my photoshop by clicking Ctrl + Shift + Alt. But nothing happens.
I have copied and pasted a raster image to Illustrator and this is what I get:
I want to grab every color from an image, pixel by pixel.
Can someone please tell me the formula used on this online cm to pixel calculator? https://photoresizer.net/pixel-calculator
I have 1000 1-bit images that feature lines of ~20 pixels width. However, there are sometimes small 1-pixel holes and frayed bits which create an issue when I vectorize the lines in a Geographic Information system.
I attach 2 screenshots to show how this creates a problem in the vectorization.
I have a picture made of lots of diagonal line (45°) with a width of 1-2 pixels.