How to capture and save images automatically in c#

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I am trying to have the camera(imagingsource) and c# programming capture and save images automatically. For instance, when an object shows up into the camera, camera recognizes the object coming in and takes a picture, and saves it automatically. Is it possible to make this kind of problem? Does anyone have a code or file ? would you give me it or show the website related it?

Posted 31-Jul-12 15:00pm

kimhoejin

Updated 1-Aug-12 6:13am

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Yes, it is possible. But, taking pictures on a timer is easy. Working out, before ( or even after ) you take a picture, what it is of, is a ton of work.

Posted 31-Jul-12 15:19pm

Christian Graus

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kimhoejin 1-Aug-12 12:29pm

Thanks your answer. By any chance, do you have similar codes? would you give me the code ? my email is [removed] Thanks :)

lewax00 1-Aug-12 12:33pm

Please do not post your email, you are inviting spam by doing so. You will already be notified of responses to your comment by email.

Christian Graus 1-Aug-12 15:52pm

The timer part is trivial. No, I don't have any code to recognise images and what's in them. I'd imagine you'd need to buy a commercial library for that.

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Kenneth Haugland · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-01T10:31:00

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Take a look here:

Multiple face detection and recognition in real time[^]

Posted 1-Aug-12 10:31am

Kenneth Haugland