There is such a task, to transfer the colors of one image to another, I want to implement it in Java, but I have no experience in this area. There is a ready-made algorithm, and there are many examples in C ++ (OpenCV), Python and Matlab, and everything is implemented quite easily, the question is: is there a good level of image processing in Java? Or is it better not to go there? And is it possible to accomplish this task? If possible, then you need to work with the class RGBFilter? I know that you close the question, but I need any clue.
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- Why java? if you understand everything in other languages, then use them. - Mikhail Vaysman
- @MikhailVaysman, in C ++ and Python, OpenCV is used, which facilitates the task, I want to solve this problem in Java with interest and curiosity, without using any libraries to understand the algorithm, and usually learn something new - helloworld
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