saving result from an array to a folder?

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hi ,
i have an array which process images one by one,the image is displayed in a picture box currently.I have to provide a name and save each of images in to a folder which i can so that i can use it later,how can i do it?

its a windows form application .i have made use of emcu-cv array,each time the image is live captured from web cam and that is displayed in picture box.I want to save these images in to a folder so that i can use them later.pls do help !!

Posted 3-Jun-13 23:39pm

jaya jyothy

Updated 4-Jun-13 2:10am

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Prasad Khandekar 4-Jun-13 5:40am

Array of what? Image data? For windows forms you can use PictureBox.Image.Save("Image Full Path & Name") method to save the picture box contents to a file.

jaya jyothy 4-Jun-13 8:12am

its a emgucv type aaray,each time the image is capture from web cam i display it in picture box after extractiong needed portion.I want to save the image in picture box to a seperate folder .How can i do tat ?

Prasad Khandekar 4-Jun-13 8:15am

If you are using a BitMap Image object then you can use PictureBox.Image.Save("Image Full Path & Name") method to save the picture box contents to a file.

jaya jyothy 5-Jun-13 1:20am

thank you,if instead of tat if i want to save it to a database then what should i do?

AlphaDeltaTheta 5-Jun-13 3:50am

Write the object to dbase

Rockstar_ 4-Jun-13 5:44am

Windows or web application?

jaya jyothy 4-Jun-13 8:13am

windows form application

Sunasara Imdadhusen 4-Jun-13 5:51am

Which platform are you talking about? Win or Web

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