Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches

Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches

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Input devices in general use light sources with different color temperatures. As a consequence, in color acquisition, display and rendering processes a number of chromatic adaptations transforms (cats) are being used. In our study, color transformations between three illuminant source pairs (d50-a,...

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Main Authors: Aleš Hladnik, Andrej Javoršek, Dejana Đorđević
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic Arts 2009-01-01
Series:Acta Graphica
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Chromatic adaptation
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color differences: principal components analysis
Online Access:http://www.actagraphica.hr/images/stories/arhiva/2010/2009_1-4_9-19.pdf
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spelling doaj-9317118f44fc40ada0f94b5fc3722b1e2020-11-24T20:46:20ZengUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic ArtsActa Graphica0353-47072009-01-01201-4/09919Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches Aleš HladnikAndrej JavoršekDejana ĐorđevićInput devices in general use light sources with different color temperatures. As a consequence, in color acquisition, display and rendering processes a number of chromatic adaptations transforms (cats) are being used. In our study, color transformations between three illuminant source pairs (d50-a, d50-d65 and d65-a) were investigated using five cats (Bradford, von Kries, xyz Scaling, cmccat97 and cmccat00). Research was made on 8190 color patches that were printed with inkjet printer. Results showed that color differences obtained with the Bradford method were the lowest regardless of the implemented illuminant source pair. The same ranking of cats was observed in all combination of illuminant source pairs, however the smallest color differences were generated with d50-d65 cats and the biggest with d65-a models.http://www.actagraphica.hr/images/stories/arhiva/2010/2009_1-4_9-19.pdfChromatic adaptationcatcolor differences: principal components analysis
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author Aleš Hladnik
Andrej Javoršek
Dejana Đorđević
spellingShingle Aleš Hladnik
Andrej Javoršek
Dejana Đorđević
Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches
Acta Graphica
Chromatic adaptation
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color differences: principal components analysis
author_facet Aleš Hladnik
Andrej Javoršek
Dejana Đorđević
author_sort Aleš Hladnik
title Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches
title_short Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches
title_full Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches
title_fullStr Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches
title_full_unstemmed Performance Of Five Chromatic Adaptation Transforms Using Large Number Of Color Patches
title_sort performance of five chromatic adaptation transforms using large number of color patches
publisher University of Zagreb, Faculty of Graphic Arts
series Acta Graphica
issn 0353-4707
publishDate 2009-01-01
description Input devices in general use light sources with different color temperatures. As a consequence, in color acquisition, display and rendering processes a number of chromatic adaptations transforms (cats) are being used. In our study, color transformations between three illuminant source pairs (d50-a, d50-d65 and d65-a) were investigated using five cats (Bradford, von Kries, xyz Scaling, cmccat97 and cmccat00). Research was made on 8190 color patches that were printed with inkjet printer. Results showed that color differences obtained with the Bradford method were the lowest regardless of the implemented illuminant source pair. The same ranking of cats was observed in all combination of illuminant source pairs, however the smallest color differences were generated with d50-d65 cats and the biggest with d65-a models.
topic Chromatic adaptation
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color differences: principal components analysis
url http://www.actagraphica.hr/images/stories/arhiva/2010/2009_1-4_9-19.pdf
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