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  1. class (Storable PixelBaseComponent a, Num PixelBaseComponent a, Eq a) => Pixel a

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Definition of pixels used in images. Each pixel has a color space, and a representative component (Word8 or Float).

  2. type Pixel16 = Word16

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Type alias for 16bit greyscale pixels.

  3. type Pixel32 = Word32

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Type alias for 32bit greyscale pixels.

  4. type Pixel8 = Word8

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Type alias for 8bit greyscale pixels. For simplicity, greyscale pixels use plain numbers instead of a separate type.

  5. data PixelCMYK16

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Pixel type storing 16bit cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) information. Values are stored in the following order:

    • Cyan
    • Magenta
    • Yellow
    • Black

  6. PixelCMYK16 :: Pixel16 -> Pixel16 -> Pixel16 -> Pixel16 -> PixelCMYK16

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    No documentation available.

  7. data PixelCMYK8

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Pixel type storing 8bit cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) information. Values are stored in the following order:

    • Cyan
    • Magenta
    • Yellow
    • Black

  8. PixelCMYK8 :: Pixel8 -> Pixel8 -> Pixel8 -> Pixel8 -> PixelCMYK8

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    No documentation available.

  9. type PixelF = Float

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Type alias for 32bit floating point greyscale pixels. The standard bounded value range is mapped to the closed interval [0,1] i.e. 

    map promotePixel [0, 1 .. 255 :: Pixel8] == [0/255, 1/255 .. 1.0 :: PixelF]

  10. data PixelRGB16

    JuicyPixels Codec.Picture

    Pixel type storing 16bit red, green and blue (RGB) information. Values are stored in the following order:

    • Red
    • Green
    • Blue

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