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## Package java.awt.image.renderable

Provides classes and interfaces for producing rendering-independent images.

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Interface Summary
ContextualRenderedImageFactory | ContextualRenderedImageFactory provides an interface for the functionality that may differ between instances of RenderableImageOp.
RenderableImage | A RenderableImage is a common interface for rendering-independent images (a notion which subsumes resolution independence).
RenderedImageFactory | The RenderedImageFactory interface (often abbreviated RIF) is intended to be implemented by classes that wish to act as factories to produce different renderings, for example by executing a series of BufferedImageOps on a set of sources, depending on a specific set of parameters, properties, and rendering hints.

Class Summary
ParameterBlock | A `ParameterBlock` encapsulates all the information about sources and parameters (Objects) required by a RenderableImageOp, or other classes that process images.
RenderableImageOp | This class handles the renderable aspects of an operation with help from its associated instance of a ContextualRenderedImageFactory.
RenderableImageProducer | An adapter class that implements ImageProducer to allow the asynchronous production of a RenderableImage.
RenderContext | A RenderContext encapsulates the information needed to produce a specific rendering from a RenderableImage.

## Package java.awt.image.renderable Description

Provides classes and interfaces for producing rendering-independent images.

Since:
  1.2

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