Question

I’ve an app that takes a camera picture and saves on sdcard as jpeg. i want to distort the picture with a spherize filter. I can read the jpeg to a bitmap, but the code i have found that does the distortion distorts a bufferedimage. i understand that javax.imageio is not supported in android but is there a way of reading a jpeg into the memory as a bufferedimage?

thanks mat.

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package com.jhlabs.image;

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.geom.*;
import java.awt.image.*;

/**
 * A filter which simulates a lens placed over an image.
 */
public class SphereFilter extends TransformFilter {

    private float a = 0;
    private float b = 0;
    private float a2 = 0;
    private float b2 = 0;
    private float centreX = 0.5f;
    private float centreY = 0.5f;
    private float refractionIndex = 1.5f;

    private float icentreX;
    private float icentreY;

    public SphereFilter() {
        setEdgeAction( CLAMP );
        setRadius( 100.0f );
    }

    /**
     * Set the index of refaction.
     * @param refractionIndex the index of refaction
     * @see #getRefractionIndex
     */
    public void setRefractionIndex(float refractionIndex) {
        this.refractionIndex = refractionIndex;
    }

    /**
     * Get the index of refaction.
     * @return the index of refaction
     * @see #setRefractionIndex
     */
    public float getRefractionIndex() {
        return refractionIndex;
    }

    /**
     * Set the radius of the effect.
     * @param r the radius
     * @min-value 0
     * @see #getRadius
     */
    public void setRadius(float r) {
        this.a = r;
        this.b = r;
    }

    /**
     * Get the radius of the effect.
     * @return the radius
     * @see #setRadius
     */
    public float getRadius() {
        return a;
    }

    /**
     * Set the centre of the effect in the X direction as a proportion of the image size.
     * @param centreX the center
     * @see #getCentreX
     */
    public void setCentreX( float centreX ) {
        this.centreX = centreX;
    }

    public float getCentreX() {
        return centreX;
    }

    /**
     * Set the centre of the effect in the Y direction as a proportion of the image size.
     * @param centreY the center
     * @see #getCentreY
     */
    public void setCentreY( float centreY ) {
        this.centreY = centreY;
    }

    /**
     * Get the centre of the effect in the Y direction as a proportion of the image size.
     * @return the center
     * @see #setCentreY
     */
    public float getCentreY() {
        return centreY;
    }

    /**
     * Set the centre of the effect as a proportion of the image size.
     * @param centre the center
     * @see #getCentre
     */
    public void setCentre( Point2D centre ) {
        this.centreX = (float)centre.getX();
        this.centreY = (float)centre.getY();
    }

    /**
     * Get the centre of the effect as a proportion of the image size.
     * @return the center
     * @see #setCentre
     */
    public Point2D getCentre() {
        return new Point2D.Float( centreX, centreY );
    }

    public BufferedImage filter( BufferedImage src, BufferedImage dst ) {
        int width = src.getWidth();
        int height = src.getHeight();
        icentreX = width * centreX;
        icentreY = height * centreY;
        if (a == 0)
            a = width/2;
        if (b == 0)
            b = height/2;
        a2 = a*a;
        b2 = b*b;
        return super.filter( src, dst );
    }

    protected void transformInverse(int x, int y, float[] out) {
        float dx = x-icentreX;
        float dy = y-icentreY;
        float x2 = dx*dx;
        float y2 = dy*dy;
        if (y2 >= (b2 - (b2*x2)/a2)) {
            out[0] = x;
            out[1] = y;
        } else {
            float rRefraction = 1.0f / refractionIndex;

            float z = (float)Math.sqrt((1.0f - x2/a2 - y2/b2) * (a*b));
            float z2 = z*z;

            float xAngle = (float)Math.acos(dx / Math.sqrt(x2+z2));
            float angle1 = ImageMath.HALF_PI - xAngle;
            float angle2 = (float)Math.asin(Math.sin(angle1)*rRefraction);
            angle2 = ImageMath.HALF_PI - xAngle - angle2;
            out[0] = x - (float)Math.tan(angle2)*z;

            float yAngle = (float)Math.acos(dy / Math.sqrt(y2+z2));
            angle1 = ImageMath.HALF_PI - yAngle;
            angle2 = (float)Math.asin(Math.sin(angle1)*rRefraction);
            angle2 = ImageMath.HALF_PI - yAngle - angle2;
            out[1] = y - (float)Math.tan(angle2)*z;
        }
    }

    public String toString() {
        return "Distort/Sphere...";
    }

}

Answer 1

No. You can’t use BufferedImage because, like you said, javax.imageio isn’t in the Android SDK. The Bitmap class, however, does support getting individual pixels using the getPixel() and getPixels() methods so you should be able to use those to do any type of image transform you want to do.