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• What is image domain in image processing?

  Image domain is the domain in which the arrangement and relationship among different gray level intensities (pixels) are expressed.

• Does ideal image pay people to write reviews for them?

  Employers aren’t impressed with Ideal Image employment. Other beauty spas laugh at the experience because their injections are very limited in the areas they treat and nobody except them would pay an NP/PA to do laser hair removal. With the slew of positive reviews I’m seeing I’m betting they paid people to write them.

• How do i adjust the image in digital image?

  A simple interface and a Common Tasks panel make this program approachable, even for novices. To adjust your image, use Digital Image’s toolbox. There’s a standard array of automatic fixes for contrast, color, and exposure, as well as a selection of manual controls for sharpening, red-eye reduction, and the removal of wrinkles or scratches.

• How do you encode a natural image into a complex number?

  If you want to play with maths, you can encode a natural image into a single complex number by constructing digits in base 256 and putting half of the pixels in the real part and the second half in the imaginary part because C is bigger than [ 0, 255] M × N. But this is practically useless.

• Is the number of pixels in an image a complex number?

  No it’s not a complex number but a real number per pixel for a gray scale image and 3 real numbers per pixel for a standard RGB image which is supposed to be a matrix of N by M pixels, stored in an appropriate storage class in a given technology and programming language, such as an array type in C.