Overlay WriteableBitmap with color?

Just a quick guess, but have you tried playing around with WriteableBitmap.Invalidate() after doing WriteableBitmap. Render(...)? Apart from that, you might want to try rendering your image to a temporary WriteableBitmap and then copy that temporary one onto a new bitmap using WriteableBitmap.Pixels.

On that new bitmap, you should be able to perform image manipulations.

Just a quick guess, but have you tried playing around with WriteableBitmap.Invalidate() after doing WriteableBitmap. Render(...)? Apart from that, you might want to try rendering your image to a temporary WriteableBitmap and then copy that temporary one onto a new bitmap using WriteableBitmap.Pixels.

On that new bitmap, you should be able to perform image manipulations. Cheers, Alex.

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