Rotation
Introduction
Given a buffered image, we’ll rotate each pixel P[x, y] such that even after rotation, rotated pixels will be on same line as they were before rotation i.e. lets take a set of pixels lying on straight line before rotation and after rotation you’ll notice those same pixels are on straight line, just position has changed.
Results
Clockwise Rotation
Angle of Rotation | Image |
---|---|
0° | ![]() |
-30° | ![]() |
-60° | ![]() |
-90° | ![]() |
-120° | ![]() |
-150° | ![]() |
-180° | ![]() |
-210° | ![]() |
-240° | ![]() |
-270° | ![]() |
-300° | ![]() |
-330° | ![]() |
-360° | ![]() |
AntiClockwise Rotation
Angle of Rotation | Image |
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0° | ![]() |
30° | ![]() |
60° | ![]() |
90° | ![]() |
120° | ![]() |
150° | ![]() |
180° | ![]() |
210° | ![]() |
240° | ![]() |
270° | ![]() |
300° | ![]() |
330° | ![]() |
360° | ![]() |
Thanking you :wink: