http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color The art, science, and industry of coloring. 2009-11-15T09:37:45Z Google Groups Saeideh Gorji gorj...@yahoo.com 2009-11-15T09:37:45Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/842625c5394704bb/ee719cb93753b40c?show_docid=ee719cb93753b40c

Hi, <br> Dear friends, I am looking for a data set of spectal reflectance of <br> different known polymers and pigments which included both visible and <br> NIR part of spectrum. Is there any one who knows any downloadable data <br> set? <br> Thanks a lot <br> Saeideh Gorji

mik michael.aupe...@gmail.com 2009-11-03T17:12:01Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/f0b404c59987c274/340f9a6af5fe3ada?show_docid=340f9a6af5fe3ada

Thank you <br> Mik

Graeme Gill inva...@invalid.invalid 2009-10-30T03:42:24Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/f0b404c59987c274/2dd77ec590ff7ab6?show_docid=2dd77ec590ff7ab6

This is a bit misleading. CIELab is recommended compared <br> to many alternatives that make no attempt to be visually uniform <br> (ie. XYZ, Yxy, many device spaces etc.). <br> There are colorspace that are more visually uniform than CIELab, <br> but they have yet to be as universally embraced, and for many <br> non-critical purposes CIELab is adequate.

Gernot Hoffmann hoffm...@fho-emden.de 2009-10-27T15:32:51Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/f0b404c59987c274/3054af5430a63946?show_docid=3054af5430a63946

mik schrieb: <br> (I've replaced my original message). <br> Depending on the task, you can take an arbitrary plane in a <br> rather uniform color space, the Digital Munsell, <br> <a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://www.fho-emden.de/~hoffmann/munsell15052009.pdf">[link]</a> <br> CIELab values for a finite number of patches are given. <br> A description by functions is not available.

mik michael.aupe...@gmail.com 2009-10-26T08:51:16Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/f0b404c59987c274/8db5a6a00be07d0f?show_docid=8db5a6a00be07d0f

Thank you very much for these documents. <br> Mik

Danny dannyr...@softhome.net 2009-10-25T21:11:51Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/f0b404c59987c274/33afd468d345db35?show_docid=33afd468d345db35

To project a 3-D space (color) onto a 2-D space (X,Y) can be tricky. <br> What you need is known as a chromaticity diagram. Such that the <br> colors are mapped to (u,v) plus an orthogonal luminance axis which is <br> ignored. <br> The most visually uniform chromaticity diagram comes from the CIE 1976 <br> (u,v) diagram. For the convenience of displaying the colors, uvL can

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Mislav Grgic use-google-and-search-my-n...@fer.hr 2009-10-22T10:59:02Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/51279568cf29afa7/b6873081c9a305e4?show_docid=b6873081c9a305e4

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mik michael.aupe...@gmail.com 2009-10-20T16:21:12Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/f0b404c59987c274/ccc5df2d74665012?show_docid=ccc5df2d74665012

Hello, <br> I want to define a colormap f based on 2 parameters X and Y, such that <br> when drawing a patch with a color f(x,y), I shall perceptually infer <br> from that color f(x,y) the values X=x and Y=y for the two parameters. <br> What could be a colormap perceptually relevant for this task? <br> I tried using interpolated color map from RGB space such that : f(0,0)

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Saeideh Gorji gorj...@yahoo.com 2009-09-19T03:42:04Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/5dbd6f1d9a9f4f28/44156f1f07eb937a?show_docid=44156f1f07eb937a

Danny <br> Thanks a lot.

Danny Rich danny.r...@verizon.net 2009-09-17T18:42:27Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/5dbd6f1d9a9f4f28/c50c030352962b12?show_docid=c50c030352962b12

Any filter has an intrinsic f/# below which, its bandpass characteristics <br> change. What ever optics you place in front of the filter will need to be <br> matched to that f/# - regardless of the size of the aperture. One way to do <br> this might be to use a Galelian telescope as a relay lens taking a small

Saeideh Gorji gorj...@yahoo.com 2009-09-17T14:02:11Z http://groups.google.de/group/sci.engr.color/browse_frm/thread/5dbd6f1d9a9f4f28/61416efbb14a7351?show_docid=61416efbb14a7351

Hi, <br> I have a question about tunable filters, they have special aperture <br> size, I want to know if its aperture size is for example 1&quot;; it can <br> only be used with a camera with the similar or smaller aperture? <br> Another question, is there any portable spectrophotometer which can <br> support multi aperture shapes? For instance, it can be used for