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Color gamut mapping using spatial comparisons

This paper describes a simple research and pedagogical tool for thinking about color gamut compromises. The idea is to fabricate Mondrian-like images that have patches of different colors with intermediate spatial complexity between single stimuli and real complex images. These gamut Mondrians can be used to illustrate the observations found in the literature and to act as a simple experimental system to explore the principles of gamut mapping algorithms.

John J. McCann | J. McCann

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