Graphics Transformations in .NET 2.0

Graphics Transformations in .NET 2.0

A transformation is a process that changes graphics objects from one state to another. Rotation, scaling, reflection, translation, and shearing are some examples of transformation. Transformation may be applied to graphics shapes, curves, images, and colors.

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    Introduction

    A transformation is a process that changes graphics objects from one state to another. Rotation, scaling, reflection, translation, and shearing are some examples of transformation. Transformation may be applied to graphics shapes, curves, images, and colors. This article shows you how transformation works in GDI+ and .NET 2.0 and covers the following topics: 

    • Understanding transformations and its types - global, local and composite transformations
    • Transformation representation in .NET and GDI+ 
    • Understanding shearing, rotation, scaling and translation
    • Matrix and matrix operations in image processing, including rotation, translation, shearing, and scaling
    • Color transformation and recoloring
    • Text transformation
    • Composite transformations and the matrix order

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