How do I bind a Byte array to an Image in WPF with a value converter?

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You can bind a byte[] to an Image.

Here a Sample:

Xaml:

<Image Source="{Binding UserImage}"/>

Code:

private byte[] userImage;

public byte[] UserImage
   {
       get { return userImage; }
       set
       {
           if (value != userImage)
           {
               userImage = value;
               OnPropertyChanged("UserImage");
           }
       }
   }

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