Method for calibrating a digital camera to a PC monitor to enhan

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Calibration or correction system

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348231, 348333, 358504, 3589091, G01K 1900

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ABSTRACT:
Images captured by a digital camera can be enhanced to account for distortions due to the camera itself and due to the monitor on which images will be displayed. First, a camera basis set, which is the response of the camera to a reference monitor when pixels are illuminated thereon, is constructed. The camera basis set will not change for a given camera. For a given end-user monitor, calibration software likewise constructs a display basis set. The display basis set will not change for a given monitor. Capture images are thereafter enhanced by first curve fitting the captured image to the camera basis set, which results in a coefficient space. The coefficient space is applied to the display basis set to construct the enhanced image which is output to the monitor.

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