Thread: BinaryImage constructors protected?
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Re: BinaryImage constructors protected?
I'm still not sure I understand why you need to create a binary image, though. Binary images are simply the results of filters, not images that filters are run on. Why couldn't you simply compare, using, say, the NIVision assistant, filters on LAB images compared to filters on your own supplied HSL images?
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