Titlebook: Computing Colour Image Processing; Digital Colour Prime Alan Parkin Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature

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Atoms and Pointwise Multipliers,We create digital images by using various input devices to a computer system. Common methods are by image editor, by program, by camera, by scanner, by modelling and by importing an image created elsewhere. Each method has suitabilities and limitations.

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Atoms and Pointwise Multipliers,Digital images can be stored as computer files by user command. Image files have various formats, each with particular suitabilities. Examples of some common image file formats are shown.

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Theory of High Temperature SuperconductivityHistorically, the study of colour in its various environments has been limited by lack of useable descriptive and analytic tools. Digital imaging offers precise numerical description and computational analysis of location and colour. This chapter puts forward a practical way to analyse the colour distribution in any sRGB image.

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Colour Environments,Colour occurs in many activities, and its meaning and treatment change from one environment to another. Some important environments are everyday seeing, science of seeing, measuring, manufacturing, ornamenting, picturing, photographing, printing and digital imaging. It is this last which we wish to investigate further.

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Creating a Digital Image,We create digital images by using various input devices to a computer system. Common methods are by image editor, by program, by camera, by scanner, by modelling and by importing an image created elsewhere. Each method has suitabilities and limitations.

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Storing a Digital Image,Digital images can be stored as computer files by user command. Image files have various formats, each with particular suitabilities. Examples of some common image file formats are shown.

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Printing an Image,To print a digital image on paper, we use a subtractive-colour device. This works in a CMYK colour space inverse to RGB and needs halftoning methods. The colour gamut of print differs somewhat from a display gamut. Location resolution is determined by dot pitch within pixel pitch. Viewing a printout is similar to viewing a display.