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Creating & Importing Images

Images from a variety of sources such as data, files, or cameras are easily accessible through powerful capabilities built into Mathematica, which can be used both interactively and through programs.

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Importing Graphics and Sounds How to: Get an Image into Mathematica How to: Export Graphics

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Import and Visualize Volume Data

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Import Images

Copy, Drag/Drop — copy and paste an image directly into a notebook

Import — programmatically import any standard format (TIFF, PNG, JPEG, DICOM, ...)

Create Images

Image, Image3D — create an image from an array of data

Rasterize — convert expressions, notebooks, or any Mathematica object to raster form

RandomImage — create an image from a symbolic distribution

Live Capture

CurrentImage — capture an image or video in real time from a camera or other device

ImageCapture — open a graphical user interface for capturing images

$ImagingDevices ▪ $DefaultImagingDevice

Real-Time Image Processing

Dynamic ▪ Manipulate

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Creating & Importing Images

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