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How to create a new uiimage using ciimage?


Asked by Isaac George on Dec 13, 2021 FAQ



To create a new UIImage, for example: A CIImage is a immutable object that represents an image. It is not an image. It only has the image data associated with it. It has all the information necessary to produce an image.
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Typically you can take NSData object containing a PNG or JPEG representation image and convert it to a UIImage. To create a new UIImage, for example: A CIImage is a immutable object that represents an image. It is not an image. It only has the image data associated with it.
In addition, You typically use CIImage objects in conjunction with other Core Image classes such as CIFilter, CIContext, CIColor, and CIVector. You can create CIImage objects with data supplied from variety of sources such as Quartz 2D images, Core Videos image, etc. It is required to use the various GPU optimized Core Image filters.
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Although a CIImage object has image data associated with it, it is not an image. You can think of a CIImage object as an image “recipe.” A CIImage object has all the information necessary to produce an image, but Core Image doesn’t actually render an image until it is told to do so.
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You use CIImage objects in conjunction with other Core Image classes—such as CIFilter, CIContext, CIVector, and CIColor —to take advantage of the built-in Core Image filters when processing images.