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Calibrated processing of image color

We describe the design philosophy and image representation of a calibrated color image processing system. The design emphasizes the representation of the spectral functions necessary for device-independent acquisition and display of color data. These basic design principles can be incorporated into a new generation of image processing software that integrates both spatial and spectral image processing.

David H. Brainard | Brian A. Wandell

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