PixelValue[image, {x, y}] gives the pixel value of image at position {x, y}. TooltipBox["9+"]PixelValue[image, {x_min ;; x_max, y_min ;; y_max}] gives the values of pixels ...

BorderDimensions[image] gives the pixel width of uniform borders of image in the form {{left, right}, {bottom, top}}. BorderDimensions[image, t] finds borders whose pixels ...

ImageValue[image, {x, y}] gives the pixel value of image at position {x, y}. TooltipBox["9+"]ImageValue[image, {x_min ;; x_max, y_min ;; y_max}] gives the values of pixels ...

ImageValuePositions[image, val] returns a list of pixel positions in image that match the value val. ImageValuePositions[image, val, d] returns all pixel positions that have ...

ReplacePixelValue[image, {xp, yp} -> val] changes the pixel values at pixel position {xp, yp} in image to val. ReplacePixelValue[image, {xp_min ;; xp_max, yp_min ;; yp_max} ...

ImageAccumulate[image] gives an image in which each pixel represents a sum of all pixels below and to the left of that pixel in image.

Mathematica's symbolic architecture makes it possible to treat images just like any other form of expression—applying functions to them, displaying and inputting them in ...

Mathematica provides convenient functions and algorithms for manipulating colors in images, with full generality for arbitrary numbers of color channels.

Mathematica's symbolic architecture allows a unique representation and treatment of images in both programs and documents. Mathematica supports images with arbitrary numbers ...

PixelValuePositions[image, val] returns a list of pixel positions in image that match the value val. PixelValuePositions[image, val, d] returns all pixel positions that have ...