Add to ORKGA Chromatic Adaptation based on the OSA-UCS system makes a Color Conversion between different illuminations and defines adapted coordinates with uniform perceived scales, whose digitalization has a color independent color degradation
none3noThe solution to the problem of ‘color correction’ in digital photography is today very import...
We describe a framework for quantifying color image distor-tion based on an adaptive signal decompos...
This chapter presents an approach to unsupervised digital movie restoration. The approach is based o...
In digital image capture, the camera signals produced by the D65 illuminant, once translated into tr...
The most important part of any Color Appearance Model is the Chromatic Adaptations Transform (CAT), ...
Abstract: Most current color-difference formulae are based on color-difference data for the CIE 1964...
Chromatic adaptation refers to the ability of the human visual system to (partially) adapt to the in...
Chromatic adaptation transforms are used in imaging system to map image appearance to colorimetry un...
Color model representation allows characterizing in a quantitative manner, any defined color spectru...
In 1998, a Technical Committee 8-04 was formed in CIE/Division 8, “to investigate the state of adapt...
Abstract: Generally, white balance of a conventional camera is set by linear adjustment of RGB chann...
Color equalization algorithms exhibit a variety of behaviors described in two differing types of mod...
Computer vision algorithms that use color information require color constant images to operate corre...
Transformations of digitized color images in perceptually-uniform CIELUV color space and their perce...
Color appearance models are used to predict the perceived color of a source. Within these models are...
none3noThe solution to the problem of ‘color correction’ in digital photography is today very import...
We describe a framework for quantifying color image distor-tion based on an adaptive signal decompos...
This chapter presents an approach to unsupervised digital movie restoration. The approach is based o...
In digital image capture, the camera signals produced by the D65 illuminant, once translated into tr...
The most important part of any Color Appearance Model is the Chromatic Adaptations Transform (CAT), ...
Abstract: Most current color-difference formulae are based on color-difference data for the CIE 1964...
Chromatic adaptation refers to the ability of the human visual system to (partially) adapt to the in...
Chromatic adaptation transforms are used in imaging system to map image appearance to colorimetry un...
Color model representation allows characterizing in a quantitative manner, any defined color spectru...
In 1998, a Technical Committee 8-04 was formed in CIE/Division 8, “to investigate the state of adapt...
Abstract: Generally, white balance of a conventional camera is set by linear adjustment of RGB chann...
Color equalization algorithms exhibit a variety of behaviors described in two differing types of mod...
Computer vision algorithms that use color information require color constant images to operate corre...
Transformations of digitized color images in perceptually-uniform CIELUV color space and their perce...
Color appearance models are used to predict the perceived color of a source. Within these models are...
none3noThe solution to the problem of ‘color correction’ in digital photography is today very import...
We describe a framework for quantifying color image distor-tion based on an adaptive signal decompos...
This chapter presents an approach to unsupervised digital movie restoration. The approach is based o...