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---++ CS 111 - Introduction to Computing, Fall 2012
---+++ Fall 2012
---+++ Project 2 - Making 3D Images
 Due: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at 11:59 pm

For this assignment, you are to combine two images into a single 3 dimension image. These images will be viewed using red/blue glasses to give the 3D effect. The final image will attempt to be a grayscale of the object in the original original images. However with the red/blue glasses, one eye will only see the red color while the other eye will see the green/blue color.

The two images will need to be pictures of the same thing taken from a slightly different view point. The first image will view the object just to the left of the view of the second image. The left image will be converted to a red-scale image. The right image will be converted to a green/blue-scale image.

Once the red-scale and green/blue-scale images have been created, they can be combined into a single image. At each pixel in the final image, the amount of red will come from the corresponding pixel in the red-scale image; while the amount of green and bluee will come from the corresponding pixel in the green/blue-scale image.

You are to verify that the two images have the same width and height before attempting to create the 3D image. If the images do not match, print out an error message and exit the program.

Check out the following images of UIC (courtesy of Google Earth):

<img width="300" alt="UICLeft.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/UICLeft.jpg" /> <img width="300" alt="UICRight.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/UICRight.jpg" /> <img width="400" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Pat Troy/My Documents/Courses/101 IntroductionToComputing/folder f11/i101/WWW/projects/hwimages/UICLeft.jpg" /> <img width="400" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Pat Troy/My Documents/Courses/101 IntroductionToComputing/folder f11/i101/WWW/projects/hwimages/UICRight.jpg" />

These two combine to create the following 3D image:

<img width="300" alt="UIC3d.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/UIC3d.jpg" />

The intermediate versions of the images are as follows. Note that there is no reason to actually create and save these intermediate versions. You should be able to go from the two original images directly to the 3D image.

<img width="300" alt="UICLeftRed.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/UICLeftRed.jpg" /> <img width="300" alt="UICRightGreenBlue.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/UICRightGreenBlue.jpg" />

Other source images are:<br /> <img width="400" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Pat Troy/My Documents/Courses/101 IntroductionToComputing/folder f11/i101/WWW/projects/hwimages/ChicagoLeft.jpg" /> <img width="400" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Pat Troy/My Documents/Courses/101 IntroductionToComputing/folder f11/i101/WWW/projects/hwimages/ChicagoRight.jpg" /> <img width="300" alt="ChicagoLeft.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/ChicagoLeft.jpg" /> <img width="300" alt="ChicagoRight.jpg" src="%ATTACHURL%/ChicagoRight.jpg" /><br /> The 3D result can be seen [[http://www.cs.uic.edu/~troy/fall10/cs101/projects/hwimages/Chicago3d.jpg][here]].

<img width="400" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Pat Troy/My Documents/Courses/101 IntroductionToComputing/folder f11/i101/WWW/projects/hwimages/test_left.jpg" /> <img width="400" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Pat Troy/My Documents/Courses/101 IntroductionToComputing/folder f11/i101/WWW/projects/hwimages/test_right.jpg" /> <br /> The 3D result can be seen here.

<img width="400" alt="" src="http://www.cs.uic.edu/~troy/fall10/cs101/projects/hwimages/test_left.jpg" /> <img width="400" alt="" src="http://www.cs.uic.edu/~troy/fall10/cs101/projects/hwimages/test_right.jpg" /> <br /> The 3D result can be seen [[http://www.cs.uic.edu/~troy/fall10/cs101/projects/hwimages/test_3d.jpg][here]]. 

Your code is to prompt the user for the left image first, then the right image. The final image is to be displayed and you are to prompt the user for a name to store the resulting image.
---+++ Programming Style
 Part of the grade for this project will be on your use of good programming style. Programming style includes: 
   * *The use of methods!!!* - the key factor in the grade for the points for style
   * The use of meaningful variable names
   * The use of header block comments at the beginning of each method and at the start of your program
   * The use of inline comments
   * The appropriate use of indentation
   * The appropriate use of blank lines
---+++ Project Collaboration
 You are allowed to receive help on this project from other students who are also taking CS 101. Each student must still complete and submit his/her own project. You will be required to include a *Collaboration Statement* somewhere on your project if you receive help. This statement can simply be something like the following: <blockquote> For this project, I received help from the following member of CS 101. 
   * [[http://www2.uic.edu/~djariw1][Devang Jariwala]]
   * [[http://www2.uic.edu/~sliang2][Shun Liang]]
   * [[http://www2.uic.edu/~hzhu7][Hongwei Zhu]]
</blockquote> This statement should list each helping student's name in a comment in the "header comment" of your Java file that includes the main() method. 
---+++ Submission of your Project
 You must electronically submit all of your files (all .java files, any image files and any other files used) to the link for Project 2 in Blackboard.

-- Main.troy - 2012-10-09

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