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# react-native-opencv-tutorial

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react-native-opencv-tutorial
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A fully working example of the OpenCV library used together with React Native.
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<a href="https://brainhub.eu/blog/opencv-react-native-image-processing/">Blog post</a> |
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## What this tutorial is about
This tutorial is how to use React Native together with OpenCV for image processing. This example uses native Java and Objective-C bindings for OpenCV. In this example we use the device's camera to take a photo and detect whether the taken photo is clear or blurred.
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