iOS Image Editing App

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Author

comicool

iOS > Full Applications

by comicool

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Overview

This is a standalone Image Editor app that can be incorporated into your own app or expanded upon.

Features include:

Drawing brush with adjustable size, color and softness.
Camera function to take photos and use in your canvas.
Image filters for brightness, contrast, grayscale and vignette
Torn Photo effect
Save and Load to and from your iPhone image library

HOW TO USE IN YOUR OWN APP

Step 1:

Import all files in the "ImageEditor" folder into your own project. These files should be:

DoodlerView.h
DoodlerView.m
DoodlerView.xib
ColorSelector.h
ColorSelector.m
ColorSelector.xib
FilterSelect.h
FilterSelect.m
FilterSelect.xib
The 7 png files in the Resources group in the "ImageEditor" folder.

Step 2:

In your AppDelegate.h file of your project add the variables:

NSInteger selectedFilter;
NSInteger selectedColor;
float red;
float green;
float blue;

and their @properties:

@property (nonatomic) NSInteger selectedFilter;
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger selectedColor;
@property (nonatomic) float red;
@property (nonatomic) float green;
@property (nonatomic) float blue;

Refer to the existing AppDelegate.h in this project for reference.

Step 3:

In AppDelegate.m add:

@synthesize navController, selectedFilter, red, green, blue, selectedColor;

and in the method "didFinishLaunchingWithOptions" initialise the values with

red=0;
green=0;
blue=0;
selectedFilter = 0;
selectedColor = 1;

Refer to the existing AppDelegate.m in this project for reference.

Step 4:

Now from wherever you want to use the Image Editor simply import "DoodlerView.h" and push the initialized object onto your navigationControllers Stack

E.g.

DoodlerView *imageEditor = [[DoodlerView alloc]init];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:imageEditor animated:YES];
[imageEditor release];

Important

The classes DoodlerView, FilterSelect and ColorSelector (both .h and .m files) have pointers to AppDelegate.h in order to access variables that can be used across all 3 classes. If your AppDelegate filename is different, remember to update the pointers in these files.