Photography in Colours

Flower Colours through the Lens: Quantitative Measurement with Visible and Ultraviolet Digital Photography

BACKGROUND The study of the signal-receiver relationship between flowering plants and pollinators requires a capacity to accurately map both the spectral and spatial components of a signal in relation to the perceptual abilities of potential pollinators. Spectrophotometers can typically recover high resolution spectral data, but the spatial component is difficult to record simultaneously. A tec...

Phenomenology of Place in New Topographic Photography

This study uses the phenomenological approach of place to study the place in the contemporary era, which has been portrayed by New Topography artists. This style of photography, according to human function in nature in the contemporary world, was able to reveal facts about the destruction of the earth and proved its position as an applied photography. Given the need for this method of photograp...

Spotting Colours

Spotting an object of a chosen colour, skin for example, in an image taken under uncontrolled lighting conditions requires some form of preprocessing to convert the image colours to an illumination-independent specification. Computational colour constancy algorithms are designed specifically to accomplish this task. We process images with different colour constancy algorithms and evaluate the r...

Digital photography versus analogue photography 1 Running heading: DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY VERSUS ANALOGUE PHOTOGRAPHY. Digital versus Analogue Photography: a comparative analysis

Computational Photography: Epsilon to Coded Photography

Computational photography combines plentiful computing, digital sensors, modern optics, actuators, and smart lights to escape the limitations of traditional cameras, enables novel imaging applications and simplifies many computer vision tasks. However, a majority of current Computational photography methods involves taking multiple sequential photos by changing scene parameters and fusing the p...