This evening, I've been playing about in code, I was looking for some method of rasterizing bitmap data to an off screen surface and saving it to disk, I settled on using CImg in the end, and my first task was to perform some grey scale conversions.
I started with this image, which I got from a google search, and I moved onto implementing averaging grey scale:
This is (r + g + b) / 3, simple....
I also implemented a scaling based on luminosity and another on min-max averaging... Here are the results...
There are subtle differences when you zoom into these images, the last one the Luminosity one is the clearest when you inspect it carefully, and so I used that to start implementing some Sobel mask edge detection. Here's the output of my implementation...
Right now I'm going to bed, but I'm tempted to tidy my code and post it here in the Public domain, I'm sure I've seen some degree level image processing modules based on this, any universities out there want to give me coarse credit?
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