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Image analysis – Color image processing

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C382S254000, C382S276000, C382S309000, C345S591000, C348S612000

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07929753

ABSTRACT:
Color is edited using a color representation including digital values B (brightness), e and f such that B=√{square root over (D2+E2+F2)}, e=E/B; f=F/B, where DEF is a linear color coordinate system. Alternatively, color is represented using digital values B, C (chroma) and H (hue), where cos C=D/B and tan H=E/F. Brightness can be changed without a color shift by changing the B coordinate and leaving unchanged the other coordinates e and f or C and H. Other features are also provided. Brightness coding methods are provided to reduced the size of image data for storage and/or network transmission. The coding methods include logarithmic coding. Some embodiments use logarithmic or linear coding depending on the brightness at a particular pixel.

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