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Node Based Image Editor Presentation

The Node-Based Image Editor is a visual, interactive image processor built with Qt and OpenCV, designed to handle image processing through a modular node system. Key features include loading and displaying images, applying a blur filter, and saving processed images. Future enhancements aim to introduce draggable node blocks and additional filters such as Threshold and Edge Detection.

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Node Based Image Editor Presentation

The Node-Based Image Editor is a visual, interactive image processor built with Qt and OpenCV, designed to handle image processing through a modular node system. Key features include loading and displaying images, applying a blur filter, and saving processed images. Future enhancements aim to introduce draggable node blocks and additional filters such as Threshold and Edge Detection.

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Node-Based Image Editor (Qt + OpenCV)

Project Title

Node-Based Image Editor

Built using Qt and OpenCV.

Objective

Create a visual, interactive image processor using nodes.

Tools Used

- Qt Widgets

- OpenCV

- C++

Features

- Load and display image

- Apply Blur filter

- Save processed image

- Node-based modular system

Architecture

- MainWindow handles UI and events

- Each node (e.g., BlurNode) processes cv::Mat

- OpenCV used for image operations

Demo (Concept)

- Screenshot 1: Image Load UI

- Screenshot 2: After Blur applied

Future Scope
Node-Based Image Editor (Qt + OpenCV)

- Add draggable node blocks using QGraphicsItem

- Support more filters like Threshold, Edge Detection, etc.

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