C/C++ Image processing in visual studio c++

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To work with .jpg images in Visual Studio C++, several options are available for storage and access. The Microsoft documentation provides guidance on using built-in functions, while .NET WPF offers another approach, though it may be challenging for those familiar with native Windows applications. Third-party libraries like Qt are recommended for their ease of use and free availability. OpenCV is also a viable option for image processing, as it supports .jpg file input/output, making it suitable for tasks requiring advanced image manipulation. Additionally, RasterEdge's image application can facilitate batch processing and format conversion, supporting both C# and VB.
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how can i work with images in visual studio c++? i want to work with .jpg images. So how do i store them and access them?
 
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You have multiple options. The is the There is the http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee719902(v=VS.85).aspx" .

There is also the .Net WPF (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms743677.aspx" ), which may be hard to use if you are accustomed to writing native Windows applications.

Some more options are http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533802(v=VS.85).aspx" .

There also may be third party libraries available.
 
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I recommend the Qt libraries which can be downloaded for free.
 
thanks people :) are these comparable to working in opencv on images?
 
blackcoffee said:
thanks people :) are these comparable to working in opencv on images?

I did not recall that opencv had jpg file I/O, but if it does, that would work too, especially if you want to do image processing for which I recommend opencv.
 
a lot of third party image library can store jpg images if you have rasteredge's image app not only you can batch process images but also you can convert formats. both in c# or vb.
 

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