Most digital images can be broadly classified into scene- referred and output-referred image states. This image state concept is the basis for an image processing architecture in which captured images are converted to a standard scene- referred color encoding where appropriate scene-state algorithms are applied. A rendering transform can then be used to convert images to a standard output-referred image state for further processing before the final printing/display of the image. This architecture is facilitated by the definition of standard image color encodings known as RIMM/ROMM RGB.
Color image processing using an image state architecture
9th Congress of the International Colour Association ; 2001 ; Rochester,NY,United States
Proc. SPIE ; 4421
2002-06-06
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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