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There are any number of books on image processing and machine vision around.

This one[^] looks to be a fairly standard introduction and is free to download. It is the 1982 edition but the basics are still the basics.

Another free book[^].

The first one I studied is this[^]. $114, ouch! I have the 2nd edition published in 1987 which is probably about the time I bought it. It's quite readable and understandable.

The book[^] I mentioned on OpenCV actually spends as much or more time discussing the algorithms as it does talking about using the library. It's also very readable but does have a few errors so if you go this route, you should check the errata on the O'Reilly site. I honestly can't recommend reading the OpenCV code as a tutorial on "how" to do an image processing library as it shows its age very badly having started out as a pure C API. Also, from a tutorial standpoint, the cross platform aspects and supporting a large number of image formats transparently makes the code kind of convoluted. In my opinion, like many Open Source projects, the code is rather poor and definitely poorly commented. That said, I do "use" OpenCV in my vision projects.

Of course, there's also a ton of material on the web about image processing and vision once you learn the basic terms.
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