Color Transformation in C# GDI+ Programming - Conclusion
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In this article, we briefly introduced GDI+ and took a bird’s eye view of the whole GDI+ architecture. As a more flexible and powerful graphics device interface, GDI+ allows programmers to write more feasible device-independent graphic applications.
Next, we focused on discussing the newly-introducedcolor transformation matrix in GDI+ and became aware that the 5x5 color transformation matrix is practically the center of the whole color related computation.
Then, to gain a better understanding of thecolor transformation theory, we constructed a simple and typical sample application that uses the colortransformation matrix to change the color components in relation to the scenario's requirement.
Last but not least, whether from the point of view of traditional desktop application development or of the newly-prospering web application programming, it’s necessary for us to research into GDI+ in order to construct more professional, attractive applications.
In the remaining articles of this series we’ll delve even more into the color calculations in GDI+. We'll look at things like translating transformation, scaling transformation, rotating transformation, and shearing transformation.
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