27.12, 21:00–22:00 (Europe/Berlin), Fireshonks
Sprache: English
This talk will introduce luma-chroma colour spaces: what they are, their reason for existence, why they are useful, and real world examples.
Hidden, like a hero whose tale is lost to time, there is a common thread weaving through analog television, video, and modern digital imaging. That thread is called luma-chroma colour spaces, and powers how humans are able to see, process, and transmit colours across a variety of media and purposes.
This talk is intended to lift the veil about these color spaces; we will cover their origins, what they are intended for, and showcase samples covering the past 60 years of imaging technologies. Examples include (but are not limited) to: NTSC, PAL, the Okta color spaces, YCbCr, XYB...
Software development contractor, jack-of-many-trades when it comes to desktop apps.
In a past life, I specialized in material appearance modeling, high performance computing and imaging.