How do I get data from a UIImage?
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To get data from a UIImage
, you can use the following approach:
-
Convert
UIImage
toCIImage
: You can initialize aCIImage
with aUIImage
to work with Core Image filters and other image processing tasks. -
Access Image Data:
- If you need to access the raw pixel data, you can convert the
UIImage
to aCGImage
and then useCGDataProvider
to get the pixel data. - Alternatively, you can use
UIImagePNGRepresentation
orUIImageJPEGRepresentation
to get the image data in PNG or JPEG format, respectively.
- If you need to access the raw pixel data, you can convert the
-
Working with HDR Images:
- If you are dealing with HDR images, you can use the
expand HDR
option when initializing aCIImage
to ensure you are working with the HDR representation of the image. This is particularly useful for adaptive HDR files, as mentioned in the session Use HDR for dynamic image experiences in your app.
- If you are dealing with HDR images, you can use the
For more detailed information on handling HDR images, you can refer to the session "Use HDR for dynamic image experiences in your app" from WWDC 2024.
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