This is my university lab work on computer graphics. It is dedicated to statistical light correction. The task was to write a program that would take 2 images and overlay the color of one on top of the other.
Before that, I didn’t write under the WPF at all, so I don’t know how competently it was possible to set up the architecture / scatter files, so I did it on a whim.
I would be glad if some of you will find these developments useful. YES, it was possible to do it easier with matrix multiplication (it was possible to multiply hardcoded), but I used the "Math.Net" library for this. YES, you can definitely refactor some fragments, but my task was to understand and show the principle. There seems to be no frank nightmare in the code, I hope everything will be clear, if you can send a PR with refactoring - great!
Even if you don't understand C#, the translation math should be simple and rewritten for any language. Coefficients and translation algorithms are correct.
P.S. I'm too lazy to describe the contents of projects, but if the repository gets some attention, then I'll do it