The GetPixels16 method retrieves the pixel data of the bitmap as an array of 16-bit color values. This method is useful when you need to access the raw color data of a bitmap in a higher precision format, which can be beneficial for certain image processing tasks that require more color depth than standard 8-bit per channel colors.
To use the GetPixels16 method, simply call it on an instance of the Bitmap class. This method does not take any parameters and returns an array of Color/Rgba16 objects, each representing a pixel in the bitmap.
// Example of using GetPixels16
Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap();
Color/Rgba16[] pixels = bitmap.GetPixels16();
// Iterate over the pixels
foreach (var pixel in pixels)
{
// Process each pixel
// Example: print the color values
// Note: Replace with actual processing logic
// Console.WriteLine(pixel);
}