How to save an image with an overlay mask applied to it?

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Antonio 2013-2-3

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Consider the following code

    I = imread('pout.tif'); 
    figure, imshow(I);
    h = imfreehand (gca, 'Closed',false);
    wait(h);
    maskColor = getColor(h);
    bwMask = createMask(h);
    ContornoMask = imdilate(bwMask, true(3)) & ~imerode(bwMask, true(3));
    imshow(I, [], 'Colormap', gray(256)); 
    OverlayMask =alphamask(ContornoMask, maskColor, 0.5); %%how do I save the image with the overlay mask applied?

I don't understand why OverlayMask is a scalar value instead of a logical matrix.

I want to save the image generated by alphamask (<http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/34936-alphamask-semi-transparent-image-overlay>) as a new image matrix. How can I do this?

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Answer 1

Andrew Davis 2013-2-6

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Alphamask is a display tool. Your 'OverlayMask' variable is a scalar because alphamask returns a handle to the graphic. If you wanted the logical matrix, you already have it as 'ContornoMask', right?

To save the image with the mask applied, I recommend saveas:

saveas(OverlayMask, 'imagefile', 'jpg')

Or, in general, gcf can be used as a handle to the figure if you like:

saveas(gcf, 'imagefile', 'jpg')

Of course you may choose different file formats including Matlab's 'fig'. If you find alphamask useful, please leave a rating on the file exchange page.