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- noun computer graphics A
lookup table specifying thecolors to be used in rendering apalettized image.
Etymologies
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Fig. 5B and C and the occupancy time is coded in the trajectory as an increasing green levels (the colormap is the same as in
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Carlo E. Villa et al. 2010
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I think that comes vom mixing the colormap over the greyscale image from the red channel.
Doom9's Forum AnnaFan777 2010
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There would be no need to resize the colormap and, as you can see with the screenshots, it's possible to live with the halos.
Doom9's Forum Jack-Bauer 2010
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So i thought of the only solution that i could think of as avisynth-noob: I take the green channel from the 2D source, adjust brightness or left and right image, which is a green channel, too (the brightness of the colors should be the same then, is there a plugin to normalize the two sides so they have the same brightness?) and map the colormap of the 2d version over the two images.
Doom9's Forum Jack-Bauer 2010
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There would be no need to resize the colormap and, as you can see with the screenshots, it's possible to live with the halos.
Doom9's Forum Jack-Bauer 2010
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So i thought of the only solution that i could think of as avisynth-noob: I take the green channel from the 2D source, adjust brightness or left and right image, which is a green channel, too (the brightness of the colors should be the same then, is there a plugin to normalize the two sides so they have the same brightness?) and map the colormap of the 2d version over the two images.
Doom9's Forum AnnaFan777 2010
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There would be no need to resize the colormap and, as you can see with the screenshots, it's possible to live with the halos.
Doom9's Forum AnnaFan777 2010
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There would be no need to resize the colormap and, as you can see with the screenshots, it's possible to live with the halos.
Doom9's Forum AnnaFan777 2010
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I think that comes vom mixing the colormap over the greyscale image from the red channel.
Doom9's Forum AnnaFan777 2010
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So i thought of the only solution that i could think of as avisynth-noob: I take the green channel from the 2D source, adjust brightness or left and right image, which is a green channel, too (the brightness of the colors should be the same then, is there a plugin to normalize the two sides so they have the same brightness?) and map the colormap of the 2d version over the two images.
Doom9's Forum AnnaFan777 2010
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