Read Image Pixels
Solution 1:
You can use canvas ImageData to get color values for each pixels. The function:
context.getImageData(left, top, width, height);
returns an ImageData object, which consists of the following properties:
- width
- height
- data (CanvasPixelArray)
The CanvasPixelArray
contains the RGBA values for all the pixels, starting from top-left working its way to bottom-right. So in other words, it is an array containing 4*width*height
number of entries.
Using that, you can start looping through each pixel (+=4
entries per pixel), and check the RGBA values. If they match a specific value you want, i.e. green, then you would copy that value to a canvas B, which you would create by modifying a newly created ImageData object.
You can create a new empty ImageData object with:
context.createImageData(cssWidth, cssHeight)
Note that you will need to know specific RGBA values that identify "green" or define specific conditions, i.e. if the G value of RGBA is >= 150
then it is "green".
Also note that you cannot get the ImageData
that has been tainted resources outside of your origin. i.e., if you draw an image onto the canvas that isn't CORS safe, you won't be able to retrieve the ImageData
from that canvas anymore, much like how you can't use toDataURL
either.
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