Conclusion
This chapter was all about the Graphicizer, an image-editing and conversion tool. Using the Graphicizer, you can read in image files, work on them, and save them back to disk.
The Graphicizer supports a number of menu items to load in image files, to write them back to disk, to undo the most recent change, and to quit the program. In addition, this application displays a set of buttons that function as image-handling tools to emboss, sharpen, brighten, blur, and reduce images.
There are several new technologies here, starting with the ImageIO class, which you use to read in images and write them back to disk. This class proves to be very handy for the Graphicizer, except that it only deals with BufferedImage objects instead of standard ...
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