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nip is a user interface for the VIPS image processing library. It is
designed to be fast, even when working with very large images, and to
be easy to extend.
This guide is split into quite a few chapters:
- If you want to use nip to assemble infrared mosaics, you should read
Chapter 3. The middle section in the
tutorial (see §2.3) does IR mosaics very quickly.
- If you want to use nip for general image processing, work through
Chapter 2.
- If you have specific questions about some part of nip's user-interface, look
at Chapter 4.
- If you're really hardcore, take a look at Chapter 6, which covers
programming.
- If you want to know more about VIPS, the image processing package
underlying nip, try the VIPS Reference Manual.
If nip has installed correctly, you should see something like
Figure 1.1 when it starts up.
Figure 1.1:
nip as it starts up
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John Cupitt
2003-07-21