Basic Examples (3) 

Get a sample image:

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Sort the image pixels using the default values:

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Sort the image pixels using custom values:

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Scope (11) 

Get some sample images:

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Sort rows of pixels of an image:

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Sort columns of pixels of an image:

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Sort the pixels of an image based on their luminance:

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Sort the pixels based on their brightness:

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Use a custom filter level:

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Sort all pixels with a minimum luminance value of 0.7:

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Sort all pixels with a maximum brightness value of 0.7:

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Sort the pixels into reverse order:

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Apply the filter on the image generated by computing the default luminance property:

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Apply the filter on the image generated by computing the brightness of its pixels:

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Properties and Relations (1) 

There are subtle differences between using the "Luminance" and "Brightness" properties:

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Possible Issues (2) 

An invalid property will return an error:

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An invalid level test will return an error:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Get a test image:

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Create a pixel sorting animation:

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