Runtime image manipulation using Flash

Question

I would like to know if it's feasible to load an image (jpg,
gif, bmp and such) into Flash and then let the user modify it in
order to stretch, crop, adjusting contrast/brightness, removing
"red-eyes". I'm not aware of any image manipulation libraries in
Flash, which is why I'm asking this.

Answer 1

well, here's the showResult method:
/**showResultImage() creates and shows results of manipulating pixels[]*/
     public void showResultImage()  {
          int tempPixl;
          int postOpWidth = postOpPixels[0].length;
          int postOpHeight = postOpPixels.length;
          int[] tempPix = new int[postOpHeight * postOpWidth];
          for (int i=0; i<tempPix.length; i++)  {
               tempPixl  = postOpPixels[i / postOpWidth][i % postOpWidth];
               //create gray-level pixel. 0xFF makes it opaque.
               tempPix[i] = 0xFF000000 | (tempPixl << 16) | (tempPixl << 8) | tempPixl;
          } //End of i loop thru postOpPixels
          resultImage = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage(
                    new MemoryImageSource(postOpWidth,
                     postOpHeight, tempPix, 0, postOpWidth) );
          scrollResultImage.remove(resultImagePanel);
          resultImagePanel.remove(resultImageDisplay);
          resultIcon = new ImageIcon(resultImage);
          resultImageDisplay = new JLabel(resultIcon);
          resultImagePanel.add(resultImageDisplay);
          scrollResultImage.getViewport().add(resultImagePanel);
     } /*End of showResultImage()*/