| Re: IDLgrImage and the channel keyword [message #90169 is a reply to message #90168] |
Wed, 04 February 2015 16:29   |
Dick Jackson
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Registered: August 1998
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On Wednesday, 4 February 2015 15:53:14 UTC-8, Jim P wrote:
> On Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 2:02:30 PM UTC-7, ronn kling wrote:
>> All,
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>> Has anyone figured out how to use the channel keyword for IDLgrImage?
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>> If you try this
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>> file = 'E:\Program Files\Exelis\IDL84\examples\data\rose.jpg'
>> im = read_image(file)
>> xobjview, obj_new('IDLgrImage',im, channel='ff0000'x)
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>> What I expect to see is a red channel image, but instead I see cyan which is a combination of green and blue. So it is almost acting like a color subtraction. But if you try other hex combinations they don't work like subtractions either.
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>> Any ideas????
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>> Ronn Kling
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> Good question! It doesn't produce what I would expect from the documentation setting just the red channel in an RGB input image:
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> IDL> a = bytarr(3, 255, 255)
> IDL> a[0, *, *] = 255B
> IDL> xobjview, idlgrimage(a, channel = 'ff0000'x)
> IDL> xobjview, idlgrimage(a, channel = '00ff00'x)
> IDL> xobjview, idlgrimage(a, channel = '0000ff'x)
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> Compare with
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> IDL> xobjview, idlgrimage(a, channel = '000101'x)
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> Is Karl still out here on the internets?
Or perhaps Don J Lindler who, 14 years ago, claimed to have been "able to use IDLgrImage objects with the channel set ('ff0000'x for red, '00ff00'x for green, and '0000ff',x for blue).":
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/comp.lang.idl-pvw ave/IDLgrImage$20channel/comp.lang.idl-pvwave/j9LozjSkkFQ/9B e5T_DCTzcJ
:-)
FWIW, how it looks to me is indeed "subtractive colour" handling... note that if you pass '000000'X what you get is the white background, not a black image, so perhaps '000001'X means to add a blue subtracting filter only: where B in the RGB image is high, it passes blue (along with full, unfiltered red and green, giving white), and where B is low, only blue is lowered (again, along with full, unfiltered red and green, giving yellow)
Cheers,
-Dick
Dick Jackson Software Consulting Inc.
Victoria, BC, Canada --- http://www.d-jackson.com
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