Re: Kammagamma (EOS to M8 Template and its technology)

[Alberto Novo <alt.list@albertonovo.it>]

Loris Medici wrote: 
> Yes that WLS sharpening/tone mapping algorithm looks great. I google'd it
> but couldn't find any software which uses that algorithm...
I checked it with a friend: it is a MatLab script, but he has not a routine 
called by the program (padarray, which is part of the Image Processing 
Toolbox™). Anybody there is able to convert it in a compiled form, adding 
also some interactive controls for a more user-friendly version? 
Alberto 



> 20 Mayýs 2009, Çarþamba, 4:32 am tarihinde, Don Sweet yazmýþ:
> > Hi Mustafa 
> > I don't know the answer to your question, but thanks for the reference.
> > Kammagamma has a very informative website (even for someone who doesn't
> > own a digital camera).  In light of earlier discussions in this group of
> > the notion of tone mapping on a non-linear basis, this item may be of
> > interest to some members: 
> > http://kammagamma.com/news/edge-preserving-decompositions-for-multi-scale-tone-and-detail-manipulation.php 
> > Don Sweet
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: Mustafa Umut Sarac
> >   To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca
> >   Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 9:31 AM
> >   Subject: EOS to M8 Template and its technology 
> >
> >   Hello , 
> >   I found a web site which is presenting a Adobe Lightroom template for to
> > change nikon colors to Leica M8.
> >   I have a EOS 1000 . I send the films to a market and they scan them with
> > uncalibrated scanner.
> >   So the colors cast blue grey and reds , yellows and skin tones are poor.
> > I tried these templates and result was excellent but people say not
> > exactly M8.
> >   So the question : How can someone know the color output of a camera and
> > compare colors with other cameras with fancy graphical stuff ?
> >   I want to learn the secret behind it.
> >   Kammagamma is the site. 
> >   Best , 
> >   Mustafa Umut Sarac 
> >   Istanbul 
>