Extreme Colour Reproduction: Spectral and Preferred

Ming Ronnier Luo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.174.3

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Preface and Committees

Extreme Colour Reproduction: Spectral and Preferred
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Evaluation and Controlling Influence of Papers Containing Optical Brightening Agents (OBA) for Color Management
p.8

Evaluation of Perceptual Rendering Intent in ICC Printing Workflows
p.12

Perceived Image Gamut Based on Human Visual System and Wavelet Transform
p.16

The Spectral Reflectance Model of Coloring Images Printed on Holographic Papers
p.20

The Ray Scattering Spectral Reflectance Model for Coloring Images
p.24

Study on Color Space Conversion Based on RBF Neural Network
p.28

Study on the Efficient Reconstruction Method of Spectral Color Information
p.32

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Extreme Colour Reproduction: Spectral and Preferred

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Active research has been carried out at Leeds over the years to achieve successful colour reproduction. The focus now is on the two extreme reproductions from spectral at one end to preferred at the other end. The former is based on a large sized 12-colorants inkjet printer to achieve accurate spectral match between colour patches. For preferred reproduction, two approaches were carried out: preferred skin colours, and emotion terms such as passive-active, pleasant-unpleasant, cool-warm. Models were developed to fulfill all applications.

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Ming Ronnier Luo

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Colour Constancy, Heart Beat, Image Emotion, Metamersim, Personal Images, Preferred Reproduction, Psychophysical Measurement, Psychophysiological Measurement, Skin Conductance, Spectral Reproduction, System Uncertainty

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