What is difference between Texture and Image?

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In summary, Texture and Image are two distinct concepts that refer to different aspects of an object or scene. Texture refers to the physical quality of a surface and can be perceived through touch, while image refers to a visual representation that can only be perceived visually. They cannot be used interchangeably and examples of texture include rough, smooth, bumpy, or silky surfaces, while examples of images include photographs, paintings, and digital graphics. Texture can affect both the tactile and visual appearance of an object, while image is solely responsible for the visual appearance.

May 31, 2014

ramdas

hello everyone i am beginner at image processing..
1. i want to know what is the difference between Texture and Image? or whether they are same?
2.please explain by giving example of each.
Thank u...

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May 31, 2014

Simon Bridge

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That sounds an awful lot like a homework question ... have you tried looking up the terms online?

What is the difference between Texture and Image?

Texture refers to the physical quality of a surface, while image refers to a visual representation of an object or scene.

How is Texture different from Image in terms of perception?

Texture can be perceived through touch, while image can only be perceived visually.

Can Texture and Image be used interchangeably?

No, they are two distinct concepts and cannot be used interchangeably. Texture refers to the physical quality of a surface, while image refers to a visual representation.

What are some examples of Texture and Image?

Examples of texture include rough, smooth, bumpy, or silky surfaces. Examples of images include photographs, paintings, and digital graphics.

How do Texture and Image affect the appearance of an object?

Texture can affect the way an object feels and can also influence its visual appearance, while image is solely responsible for the visual appearance of an object.