// Return whether the image is mostly dark. This is done by counting the number of pixels that are
// below a certain tolerance (i.e., mostly black), and seeing if the % of mostly dark pixels are
// at or higher than the given darkPercent.
// We also check to see if the image is predominantly color. We do this by checking to see if pixels are grey scale
// (where r=g=b, with a bit of slop added) and then check that against a threshold.
public static bool IsDark(BitmapSource bmap, int darkPixelThreshold, double darkPixelRatio, out double darkPixelRatioFound, out bool isColor)
{
PixelBitmap image1 = new PixelBitmap(bmap);
int dark_counted = 0;
int total_counted = 0;
int color_slop = 40; // A grey scale pixel has r = g = b. But we will allow some slop in here just in case a bit of color creeps in
int grey_scale_counted = 0;
double greyScalePixelRatio = .9; // A greyscale image (given the above slop) will typically have about 90% of its pixels as grey scale
const int SKIPPIXELS = 20;
for (int i = 0; i < image1.Pixels.Length; i += SKIPPIXELS) // Check only every 20 pixels, as otherwise its a very expensive operation
{
byte b = (byte)image1.Pixels[i].Blue;
byte g = (byte)image1.Pixels[i].Green;
byte r = (byte)image1.Pixels[i].Red;
total_counted++;
// The numbers below convert a particular color to its greyscale equivalent
// Colors are not weighted equally. Since pure green is lighter than pure red and pure blue, it has a higher weight.
// Pure blue is the darkest of the three, so it receives the least weight.
byte brightness = (byte)Math.Round((0.299 * r + +0.5876 * g + 0.114 * b));
if (brightness <= darkPixelThreshold) dark_counted++;
// Check if the pixel is a grey scale vs. color pixel. Note the heuristic.
// Normally we should check r = g = b, but we allow a bit of slop as some cameras actually
// have a bit of color in their dark shots (don't ask me why, it just happens).
// i.e. if the total delta is less than the color slop, then we consider it a grey level.
if (GetRgbDelta(r, g, b) <= color_slop) grey_scale_counted++;
}
// Check if its a grey scale image, i.e., at least 90% of the pixels in this image (given this slop) are grey scale.
// If not, its a color image so judge it as not dark
double greyScalePixelRatioFound = (1d * grey_scale_counted / total_counted);
if (greyScalePixelRatioFound < greyScalePixelRatio)
{
darkPixelRatioFound = 1 - greyScalePixelRatioFound;
isColor = true;
return false;
}
darkPixelRatioFound = (1d * dark_counted / total_counted);
isColor = false;
return (darkPixelRatioFound >= darkPixelRatio);
}
// TODO: This needs to be fixed.
public void ViewDifferencesCombined()
{
// If we are in any state other than the unaltered state, go to the unaltered state, otherwise the combined diff state
if (whichImageState == (int)whichImage.NextDiff || whichImageState == (int)whichImage.PreviousDiff || whichImageState == (int) whichImage.CombinedDiff)
{
whichImageState = (int)whichImage.Unaltered;
}
else
{
whichImageState = (int)whichImage.CombinedDiff;
}
// If we are on the unaltered image
if (whichImageState == (int)whichImage.Unaltered)
{
this.markableCanvas.imgToDisplay.Source = this.cachedImages[whichImageState];
this.markableCanvas.imgToMagnify.Source = this.cachedImages[whichImageState];
StatusBarUpdate.ClearMessage(this.statusBar);
return;
}
// If we are on the first image, or the last image, then don't do anything
if (this.dbData.CurrentRow == 0 || this.dbData.CurrentRow == dbData.ImageCount - 1)
{
whichImageState = (int) whichImage.Unaltered;
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Can't show combined differences without three good images");
return;
}
// If any of the images are corrupted, then don't do anything
if (!dbData.RowIsImageDisplayable() || !dbData.RowIsImageDisplayable(dbData.CurrentRow + 1) || !dbData.RowIsImageDisplayable(dbData.CurrentRow - 1))
{
whichImageState = (int) whichImage.Unaltered;
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Can't show combined differences without three good images");
return;
}
if (null == this.cachedImages[whichImageState])
{
// We need three valid images: the current one, the previous one, and the next one.
// The current image is always in the cache. Create a PixeBitmap from it
PixelBitmap currImage = new PixelBitmap((BitmapSource)cachedImages[(int)whichImage.Unaltered]);
// Get the previous and next image
int idx = dbData.CurrentRow - 1;
string path = System.IO.Path.Combine(this.FolderPath, dbData.RowGetValueFromType((string)this.dbData.DataLabelFromType[Constants.FILE], idx));
if (!File.Exists(path))
{
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Can't show combined differences without three good images");
return;
}
BitmapImage prevImage = new BitmapImage(new Uri(path));
idx = dbData.CurrentRow + 1; ;
path = System.IO.Path.Combine(this.FolderPath, dbData.RowGetValueFromType((string)this.dbData.DataLabelFromType[Constants.FILE], idx));
if (!File.Exists(path))
{
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Can't show combined differences without three good images");
return;
}
BitmapImage nextImage = new BitmapImage(new Uri(path));
// Generate the differenced image and dislay it
PixelBitmap differencedImage = PixelBitmap.Difference(cachedImages[(int)whichImage.Unaltered], prevImage, nextImage, differenceThreshold);
this.cachedImages[whichImageState] = differencedImage.ToBitmap();
}
whichImageState = (int)whichImage.CombinedDiff;
this.markableCanvas.imgToDisplay.Source = this.cachedImages[whichImageState];
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Viewing surrounding differences");
}
// Given three images, return an image that highlights the differences in common betwen the main image and the first image,
// and the main image and a second image.
//public static PixelBitmap Difference(PixelBitmap mainImg, PixelBitmap img1, PixelBitmap img2, byte threshold)
public static PixelBitmap Difference(BitmapSource mainImgBM, BitmapSource img1BM, BitmapSource img2BM, byte threshold)
{
PixelBitmap mainImg = new PixelBitmap((BitmapSource)mainImgBM);
PixelBitmap img1 = new PixelBitmap((BitmapSource)img1BM);
PixelBitmap img2 = new PixelBitmap((BitmapSource)img2BM);
// if images are not same size , use the smaller of their dimensions
int width = Math.Min(mainImg.Width, img1.Width);
width = Math.Min(width, img2.Width);
int height = Math.Min(mainImg.Height, img1.Height);
height = Math.Min(height, img2.Height);
PixelColor[] pixelColor = new PixelColor[width * height]; //CHECK THIS - BOUNDS MAY NOT BE RIGHT
for (int i = 0; i < pixelColor.Length; i++)
{
byte b1 = (byte)Math.Abs(mainImg.Pixels[i].Blue - img1.Pixels[i].Blue);
byte b2 = (byte)Math.Abs(mainImg.Pixels[i].Blue - img2.Pixels[i].Blue);
byte b = PixelBitmap.TempCalc(threshold, b1, b2);
byte g1 = (byte)Math.Abs(mainImg.Pixels[i].Green - img1.Pixels[i].Green);
byte g2 = (byte)Math.Abs(mainImg.Pixels[i].Green - img2.Pixels[i].Green);
byte g = PixelBitmap.TempCalc(threshold, g1, g2);
byte r1 = (byte)Math.Abs(mainImg.Pixels[i].Red - img1.Pixels[i].Red);
byte r2 = (byte)Math.Abs(mainImg.Pixels[i].Red - img2.Pixels[i].Red);
byte r = PixelBitmap.TempCalc(threshold, r1, r2);
byte a = byte.MaxValue; // opaque
var diff = (byte)(b / 3 + g / 3 + r / 3);
var pixel = new PixelColor() { Alpha = a, Red = diff, Blue = diff, Green = diff };
pixelColor[i] = pixel;
}
return new PixelBitmap() { Width = width, Height = height, Pixels = pixelColor };
}
// Cycle through the image enhancements in the order current, then previous and next differenced images.
// Create the differenced image if needed
// For display efficiency, cache the differenced image.
private void ViewDifferencesCycleThrough()
{
// Note: No matter what image we are viewing, the source image will have already been cached before entering this function
// Go to the next image in the cycle we want to show.
NextInCycle();
// If we are supposed to display the unaltered image, do it and get out of here.
// The unaltered image will always be cached at this point, so there is no need to check.
if (whichImageState == (int) whichImage.Unaltered)
{
this.markableCanvas.imgToMagnify.Source = cachedImages[(int) whichImage.Unaltered];
this.markableCanvas.imgToDisplay.Source = cachedImages[(int) whichImage.Unaltered];
// Check if its a corrupted image
if (!dbData.RowIsImageDisplayable()) //TO DO AS WE MAY HAVE TO GET THE INDEX OF THE NEXT IN CYCLE IMAGE???
{
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Image is corrupted");
}
else
{
StatusBarUpdate.ClearMessage(this.statusBar);
}
return;
}
// If we don't have the cached difference image, generate and cache it.
if (cachedImages[whichImageState] == null)
{
// Decide which comparison image to use for differencing.
int idx;
if ( whichImageState == (int)whichImage.PreviousDiff )
{
idx = this.dbData.CurrentRow - 1; // Find the previous image (unless we are already at the beginning)
if (idx < 0) idx = this.dbData.CurrentRow;
}
else
{
idx = this.dbData.CurrentRow + 1;
if (idx >= dbData.ImageCount) idx = this.dbData.CurrentRow;
}
// Generate the differenced image.
string fullFileName = System.IO.Path.Combine(this.FolderPath, this.dbData.RowGetValueFromDataLabel((string) this.dbData.DataLabelFromType [Constants.FILE], idx));
// Check if that file actually exists
if (!File.Exists (fullFileName))
{
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Difference Image is missing");
return;
}
var otherImage = new BitmapImage(new Uri(fullFileName));
var image1 = new PixelBitmap((BitmapSource)cachedImages[(int)whichImage.Unaltered]);
var image2 = new PixelBitmap((BitmapSource)otherImage);
var difference = image1 - image2;
BitmapSource img = difference.ToBitmap();
// and now cache the differenced image
cachedImages[(int)whichImageState] = (BitmapSource)img;
}
// display the differenced image
this.markableCanvas.imgToDisplay.Source = cachedImages[whichImageState];
StatusBarUpdate.Message(this.statusBar, "Viewing " + ( (whichImageState == (int) whichImage.PreviousDiff) ? "previous" : "next") + " differenced image");
}