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Circuit Description
A demonstration of contrast and brightness manipulation using the
GammaFilter component.
The filter uses three parameters:
value = k * (rgb - b)^(gamma) Note that the pixel values (rgb and b) are used as integers in the interval [0 .. 255] instead of prescaling them to the [0 .. 1] interval. Typical (useful) ranges are k=[-1.0 .. 2.0], gamma=[0.0 .. 3.0] and b=[-100 .. 100]. Obviously, setting k=1.0, b=0, and gamma=1.0 results in the identity transformation. If you set gamma=1.0, you can change the image contrast and brightness linearly via the k contrast and b offset parameters, while a gamma value unequal to 1.0 results in a non-linear transformation.
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Impressum | http://tams.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/applets/hades/webdemos/00-intro/02-imageprocessing/gamma.html |