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We present an innovative methodology aimed at rapidly designing image processing systems. Within this environment the first step consists in emulating an IP algorithm on a massively parallel dedicated computer. A compact and functionally equivalent VLSI circuit is then derived by using a high level synthesis system called ALPHA. The whole methodology is presented and illustrated with an IP algorithm effectively designed.