Color Plates

Figure 6.28 Temporal false colouring. Images taken at different times are assigned to different channels, with the resultant output showing coloured regions where there are temporal differences.

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Figure 6.29 Pseudocolour or false colour mapping using lookup tables.

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Figure 6.30 RGB colour space. Top left: combining red, green and blue primary colours; bottom: the red, green and blue components of the colour image on the top right.

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Figure 6.32 CMY colour space. Top left: combining yellow, magenta and cyan secondary colours; bottom: the yellow, magenta and cyan components of the colour image on the top right.

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Figure 6.34 YCbCr colour space. Top left: the Cb–Cr colour plane at mid luminance; bottom: the luminance and chrominance components of the colour image on the top right.

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Figure 6.36 HSVand HLS colour spaces. Left: the HSV cone; centre: the HLS bi-cone; right: the hue colour wheel.

Figure 6.37 HSVand HLS colour spaces. Top left: HSV hue colour wheel, with saturation ...

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