“Color transformation based on the basic color categories of a painting” by Chang, Saito and Nakajima
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- Application
Title:
- Color transformation based on the basic color categories of a painting
Session/Category Title: Color & Focus
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Abstract:
Each painter renders a painting in her own style. This style can be distinguished by looking at elements such as motif, color, shape deformation and texture. Previously, [Hertzmann et al. 2001] suggested a method for applying the texture of an image to a photograph. In this paper, we will focus on the element of “color”.
References:
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3. Reinhard, E., Ashikhmin, M., Gooch, B., and Shirley, P. 2001. Color transfer between images. In Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE, 34–41.
4. Uchikawa, K., Kuriki, I., and Shinoda, H. 1994. Expression of color appearance in aperture and surface color modes with a category rating estimation method, J. Ilium. Engng. Inst. Jpn 78, 2, 41–51.
