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Image Perception and Color Space

Image Perception and Color Space. Human Eye. Simultaneous Contrast. luminance vs. brightness Contrast Weber’s Law: . Mach Band. Lateral inhibition. Herman Grid. Blind Spot Test. Blind Spot Test. Blind Spot Test. Blind Spot Test. Color Representation. Visual Spectrum.

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Image Perception and Color Space

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  1. Image Perception and Color Space

  2. Human Eye

  3. Simultaneous Contrast • luminance vs. brightness • Contrast • Weber’s Law:

  4. Mach Band • Lateral inhibition

  5. Herman Grid

  6. Blind Spot Test

  7. Blind Spot Test

  8. Blind Spot Test

  9. Blind Spot Test

  10. Color Representation

  11. Visual Spectrum Blue 435.8 nm Green 546.1 nm Red 700 nm

  12. Perceptual Representation (HSV)

  13. CIE Color Chart CIE XYZ

  14. YUV Color Space • Y is luminance of a color Y = 0.299*R’ + 0.587*G’ + 0.114*B’ • U and V are color differences U = 0.492*(B’-Y) V = 0.877*(R’-Y) • This simplifies recovery of R’,G’,B’ • R’ = Y - 1.140V • G’ = Y - 0.394U - 0.581V • B’ = Y + 2.032U

  15. V U YIQ Color Space • Rotate UV vectors by 30o I Q

  16. YIQ Color Space I = 0.736*(R’-Y) - 0.268(B’-Y) Q = 0.478*(R’-Y) + 0.413*(B’-Y) Recovery of R,G,B R’ = Y - 0.956*I + 0.620*Q G’ = Y - 0.272*I - 0.647*Q B’ = Y - 1.108*I - 1.705*Q

  17. YCbCr • Scaled and offset version of YUV • Range of signals Y: 16~235 Cb,Cr: 16~240 • Suitable for digital images/video

  18. YCbCr Color Space Begin by calculating R-Y and B-Y vectors B’-Y = -0.299*R’ - 0.587*G’ + 0.886*B’ R’-Y = 0.701*R’ - 0.587*G - 0.114*B’ The difference signals have ranges B’-Y (-.866 to .866) R’-Y (-.701 to .701) Scale to range (-.5 to .5) to give same range as Y (0 to 1) Cb = -.169*R’ - .331*G’ + .500*B’ = .564(B’-Y) Cr = .500*R’ - .419*G’ - .081*B’ = .713(R’-Y)

  19. YCbCr Color Space For computer representation, Scale and offset these values to keep in range 16 to 240 (Cb and Cr) or 16 to 235 (Y) Cb = 224*Cb + 128 = 126.336(B’-Y) + 128 Cr = 224*Cr + 128 = 159.712(B’-Y) + 128 Y = 219*Y + 16 Finally,

  20. CMYK Color Space • Subtractive color space • Most common use is for printers • K (black) is added for efficiency and consistency • White cannot be generated w/o white paper Example: Cyan represents green and blue, by adding cyan we subtract the color red from sum.

  21. Perception? Illusion?

  22. Masking Effect

  23. Masking Effect

  24. Necker Cube

  25. Which is longer?

  26. Poggendorff Illusion

  27. Ponzo Illusion

  28. Adaptation

  29. Adaptation

  30. Adaptation

  31. Adaptation

  32. Are they straight lines?

  33. Which is longer?

  34. Stereo Vision

  35. Autostereogram

  36. What do you see?

  37. What do you see?

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