论文信息 - Prediction of color reproduction for skin color under different illuminants based on color appearance models

Prediction of color reproduction for skin color under different illuminants based on color appearance models

In this article, we study a color reproduction method to match the appearance of skin color images on a CRT with a hardcopy under various viewing illuminants. Three color appearance models, von Kries, Fairchild, and CIELAB, were applied to predict color reproduction on a CRT display. The optimum color appearance model to predict color reproduction was estimated by psychophysical experiments based on memory matching. As a result of the experiment, differences in visual perception between skin color patches and facial pattern images are also described.

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