ImagePRV: First Screens

I’ve been working a lot on ImagePRV recently, and a lot of what I’ve been doing is working on the GUI.  So it seemed appropriate to upload a few (rather dull) screenshots of what it all looks like at the moment.

The first screenshot shows ImagePRV being loaded:

Nothing of major note here, except perhaps the rather nice splashscreen ;)  The GUI follows a Java look & feel that resembles Blender.  It’s all good, and before anyone says “it’s too different for users blah blah” let me just say that the layout of the application is the same as what most people would be used to.

The second screenshot shows the image data import dialog:

The only really neat thing here is that it displays the image to be loaded in the right hand side of the import dialog.  At the moment it only loads jpegs that are lower than about 800×600 (due to memory overload, oops).

The final screenshot shows the image panel (which is in the bottom left of the app) after the image has been loaded:

This has (at present) basic functionality: zoom in, zoom out, fit image to window and center image.  You can move the image around the box by right clicking and dragging.  The next phase of development will include pixel selection and area selection.

I’ve also implemented the visualiser (to some degree), but at the moment I’ve locked out the ability to instantiate it due to there being no low-dimensional data set (I’m still waiting to plug in Wenda’s image filtering code).

I only have until the end of February to completely finish coding this beast, so there are going to be a lot of late nights ahead.  I’ll post some more screenshots and perhaps some videos when there’s more to be shown.