Saving a BitmapImage/Image to a file.

How can I do
System.Drawing.Image myImage = new System.Drawing.Image();
myImage.Save("c:\\image.gif", System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Gif);
with a
Windows.UI.Xaml.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage
object?
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You cannot extract the pixels from a BitmapImage. You need to either get the data from the original that you created the BitmapImage from or you can use a WriteableBitmap which exposes its PixelBuffer.
Once you have the WriteableBitmap's PixelBuffer you can encode it to a GIF file with a BitmapEncoder. See
How to save WriteableBitmap to image file in Windows store apps for a sample.

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Hi cdwyer,
In your second example's block diagram, you need to have the save button terminal and the associated case structure within your main loop, otherwise the button/case structure is only read/executed the one time.
An additional tip: When saving "computer graphics", like LabVIEW panels or diagrams, it's nearly always better to save them using the PNG format. PNG format is both compressed (small file sizes) and yet also "lossless compression" (no image degradation) - also it's usually preferable to use true colour (24 bit colour depth).
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jdldn
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objects, such a photographs, are rectangular objects with detailed
information, where the color and transparency of each pixel is
specified. Vector objects are mathematical objects, where the shape
is determined by nodes and the color is determined by the fill
type. You cannot convert a bitmap object to a vector object
(although you can sometimes create a vector illustration that
resembles a photograph).
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do is add a layer with your original-sized bitmap objects. Put this
layer at the bottom of your stack and keep it hidden. Then, anytime
you feel a need to refresh an object that you've resized too many
times, copy that object from your originals layer. It may not be a
perfect solution, but it should help you.
I've never had a problem with multiply resizing photos,
myself, because I design my layouts with vector shapes first. Once
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then I add any photos I have. With this worflow, I know what
size to make my photos. Of course, I might change my mind, later,
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I am able to get a good image file now. Thanks you very much.
However I still have a few quesions.
1. In my case, the label is visible on the screen, why I need to call the setVisible(true) again?
2. Why use print() instead of paint()?
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4. I did not use the hints because it is very confusing. Fortunately, It worked without them.
Following is a modified version of your code.
import java.io.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
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