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Using a Source Stream for Bitmap Conversion
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In image processing within C#, a source stream commonly refers to a stream of data that serves as the origin for reading
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image information. When converting a Bitmap to other formats—such as a BitmapImage for WPF applications or a Base64
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string representation—a MemoryStream often acts as this source stream.
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The source stream temporarily holds the binary image data in memory, enabling smooth data transfer and conversion
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without requiring disk access. By writing the bitmap data into the source stream, you can efficiently read and transform
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the image into the desired target format. This approach is useful for scenarios involving UI rendering, data
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serialization, or network transmission. |