There is GetPixel but read the page carefully CITESTE BINE.
There is GetPixel but read the page carefully. CITESTE BINE.
The GetPixel you linked to is the GDI version - which would need to be PINVOKEd. System.Drawing. Bitmap does implement a GetPixel method as well.
For me it is still unclear which version you were really referring to and possibly the benefits of one over the other. I myself would probably do use the GDI version after getting a handle to the video graphics context, but I am not sure if all that could be done as easily and with the same performance using only managed code (i.e. System.Drawing.Bitmap.GetPixel()).
– Sascha Hennig Jun 25 at 14:00 I would extract the screen region into a bitmap with the graphics object. In my humble opinion, it is overall faster than getting all the required pixels... – Vercas Jun 25 at 15:36.
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