can anyone suggest a good way to save & again read a image that will loss lowest possible information?

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anika hossain 2015-9-10

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评论： anika hossain 2015-9-11

i need to save my worked image & use it for next work. but i am losing information in read & write the image. i am using

imread(w1,'x.png');%after that preform other operation
imwrite(ww,'y.png');
imread(w2,'y.png');%again read the image for next work

i read about export_fig .is it will be helpful for me? & if how to use it?

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Thorsten 2015-9-10

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Use

save

and

load

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Image Analyst 2015-9-11

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My guess is that "final" is not uint8, and that when you cast it to uint8, you're changing it. Perhaps it has values outside the range of 0-255 and those pixels are the ones that will be noticeably different.

If you do this,

final=cat(3,cDR,cDG,cDB);
final8bit = uint8(final);
imwrite(final8bit,'Watermarked_Image.png');
figure();
subplot(1,2,1);
imshow(final8bit);
title('Watermarked Image');
x = imread('Watermarked_Image.png');
subplot(1,2,2);
imshow(x);

Then you will see not difference between x and final8bit because a round-trip to a PNG file will not change the image. However if you compare final and final8bit you will see a difference. To verify:

diffImage = final - final8bit;
fprintf('max Diff=%f\n', max(diffImage(:)));
diffImage = x - final8bit;
fprintf('max Diff=%f\n', max(diffImage(:)));

The first one will show a difference of some number. The second will show a max difference of 0 because PNG does not change the image. Your image corruption is happening when you cast to uint8, and not because you're using a PNG image.

anika hossain 2015-9-11

that works.

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Image Analyst 2015-9-10

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You forgot to assign the output of imread to a variable, plus the first argument of imread has to be a string. Not sure what your w1 is. Try it this way:

ww = imread('x.png'); % Read in original image
% After that preform other operation
% Output image is still called ww (though that's probably not a good name).
imwrite(ww,'y.png');
w2 = imread(y.png');% Recall the save image for next work

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Thorsten 2015-9-10

Use imread to read the image, and load and save for the result of your computations on the image.

Image Analyst 2015-9-10

anika, you are NOT already doing that. My code is substantially different than yours. Take a closer look.

There will be no loss of information in the image at all if you use a PNG format file. This is a standard lossless image format supported by virtually every program. You can use a .mat file to save the variable but it's a proprietary format that only MATLAB (and maybe a few other programs) understands. That's why Thorsten and I both recommend to use png for images and load()/save() for other kinds of variables, like the non-image results of your image analysis.

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