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no, not a bug, more an expectation mismatch.

opencv expects floating point images in the [0..1] range for drawing, so if your image iss [0..255] it will show up all white.

depending on what you need in your calculations, you can either apply a scale factor with convertTo() or just scale(divide) it for drawing, like:

imshow("IM", image / 255);

no, not a bug, more an expectation mismatch.

opencv expects floating point images in the [0..1] range for drawing, so if your image iss [0..255] it will show up all white.

depending on what you need in your calculations, you can either apply a scale factor with convertTo() or just scale(divide) it for drawing, like:

imshow("IM", image / 255);