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Subject: image saving

From: Nirmal

Date: 8 Sep, 2009 17:23:01

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how to save an image in the folder that we want..?

because imwrite saves in only a specific folder and imsave is a manual saving..

correct me if m wrong..

Subject: image saving

From: Nathan

Date: 8 Sep, 2009 17:29:35

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On Sep 8, 10:23 am, "Nirmal " <nirmal_2...@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> how to save an image in the folder that we want..?
>
> because imwrite saves in only a specific folder and imsave is a manual saving..
>
> correct me if m wrong..

You'd have to do the full filename of the image you're saving.
So, rather than saving your image, 'image1.jpg', in your current
folder, let's say you wanted it in a folder called 'My Pictures' in
the C:\ path (assuming you're using windows).

The full filename would be 'C:\My Pictures\image1.jpg'

I hope that helps. If not, good luck understanding it.

-Nathan

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