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Describes the working of the Octree colour quantisation algorithm be used to create
optimised colour palettes of arbitrary depth (although typically used for 256 colours)
from any image and compares the results with other colour reduction methods.
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Last Updated: 13 January 2003
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This article describes the Floyd-Stucci method to dither an image to a specified
palette and also how to Gray Scale an Image, as demonstrated in the
vbAccelerator Image Processor.
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Last Updated: 25 September 1999
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This is a supporting note describing the Rank filter provided in the
vbAccelerator Image Processor. Rank filters can either be linear, yielding a softening effect,
or non-linear, giving an impressionistic effects to a images.
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Last Updated: 25 August 1999
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Normally in computers colours are described in terms of their Red, Green and Blue components.
Whilst you can specify all displayable colours this way, it leaves something to be desired when
it comes to picking a colour. For example, most people find it very difficult to determine
what RGB values you would use to create a Pink or Brown colour (try it!). The HLS model
provides a more intuitive method and enables you to create lighter/darker or more intense/less
intense versions of colours very easily.
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Last Updated: 25 August 1999
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Describes the fundamental concepts behind producing many of the standard image
processing operations: softening, blurring, sharpening and embossing images.
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Last Updated: 24 June 1998
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