This is my first attempt in developing a small image processing app which will convert any color input images (jpeg or png) into their corresponding fourier transform images. This could be useful for beginners who are reading/studying about 2D fourier transform so that they can see how exactly a fourier image looks like.
Click here to download the app
Double click the 'instantFFT.exe' file and then click 'Load Image'. Browse and open any images of your choice (jpeg or png) and the corresponding fourier image will be displayed on the right side together with the source image on the left side. I have converted the fourier image to RGB format (normally fourier images are grayscale images with float (decimal) values), but you will get the general idea by seeing the pattern in the RGB fourier image too
Click here to download the app
Double click the 'instantFFT.exe' file and then click 'Load Image'. Browse and open any images of your choice (jpeg or png) and the corresponding fourier image will be displayed on the right side together with the source image on the left side. I have converted the fourier image to RGB format (normally fourier images are grayscale images with float (decimal) values), but you will get the general idea by seeing the pattern in the RGB fourier image too
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