10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COLOURISATION»
Discover the use of
colourisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
colourisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Memory and Popular Film
The crux of complaint focused on the fact that, as a technical process,
colourisation did not simply enhance the visual quality and resolution of old
monochrome movies, but artfully doctored their entire chromatic character.
Believing that ...
2
Film Restoration: The Culture and Science of Audiovisual ...
This technology emerged in the 1980s and was initially used extensively by
broadcasters trying to make their blackand-white archival holdings more
acceptable to mainstream audiences. However, early colourisation technology
produced ...
3
Moving Image Technology: From Zoetrope to Digital
Towards the late 1980s the colourisation bandwagon gathered steam, with the
Hollywood-based Color Systems Technology signing a deal with the TV magnate
Ted Turner to colourise much of the MGM archive, the rights to which he had ...
Leo Douglas Graham Enticknap, 2005
4
World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering ...
Our research proposes a novel feature variable, the colourisation index, and this
is the first publication to consider the top -down approach. Ninety images were
captured from non -dilated eyes using a non -mydriatic camera and imported into
...
Olaf Dössel, Wolfgang C. Schlegel, 2010
As the debate over colourisation rages on both sides of the Atlantic, Colette
Maude looks at the arguments for and against this controversial new process
Anyone who rushed out to buy a copy of the Video Collection's October '86
release of ...
6
Precision Agriculture '13
The colourisation of each point within the point clouds was possible by assigning
the RGB-values of the pictures taken by the digital camera. Afterwards, the area
of interest was manually extracted and filtered in several steps. These point ...
7
Colour in Art, Design & Nature
Basically, the grey-scale thermograms need data processing leading to
quantitative colourisation, in order to display or enhance what would otherwise
be 'hidden' phenomena. An example of the influence of a colourisation on a
readability of ...
C. A. Brebbia, C. Greated, M. W. Collins, 2011
Unlike most mapping systems or GIS, each map comes individually defined by
the map author with respect to symbolisation, colourisation, classification, map
layers to be displayed, and the range of map scales allowed. However, on an
expert ...
William Cartwright, Michael P. Peterson, Georg F. Gartner, 1999
9
Glossary of Hindi/Urdu and English linguistic terminology : ...
Grahan (WT): adoption (CSTT 1992: 153), borrowing (BT 1963: 758; CSTT 1973:
157; CSTT 1992: 153), colourisation (UT 1969: 131), loan (BT 1963: 804),
mechanism (RM 1971: 28), reception (SA 1970: 43; CSTT 1992: 153), receptive (
CSTT ...
10
Issues in Applied Computing: 2013 Edition
In the proposed method, a chromaticity diagram-based method is used to detect
the purple fringed region (PFR), and then this region is corrected by colourisation
. The colours of intact pixels near the PFR are set to those of the seed pixels.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COLOURISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
colourisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Software automating manga production
The second technology the research team came up with is an automated context-aware manga colourisation programme based on pattern and ... «Business Weekly, Jul 15»
Christopher Lee (1922-2015)
They had the evocative Eastman colourisation, dodgy, alcoholic men of the cloth, buxom tarts who were just asking to be gnashed in the jugular ... «Huffington Post UK, Jun 15»
Colourising History group to visit Letchworth tomorrow to reveal how …
... The Arcade, where they will be showcasing their work and speaking to the public about colourisation and demonstrating how it is achieved. «Comet 24, May 15»
From the Future with Love - Short Film of the Week
... by Star Wars' Imperial Stormtroopers in terms of colourisation (or lack thereof). This was clearly done to subconsciously strike home the point ... «Krank.ie, May 15»
NCTech to Demonstrate Three New Innovations at SPAR International
The scan colourisation process is fully automatic, only requiring users to point to where their scan and iSTAR data is saved and hit 'go'. «Spar Point Group, Mar 15»
Dominic Corry: The Great War as you've never seen it before
Are there aesthetic decisions being made in the colourisation process, or is it simply about replicating reality as closely as possible, based on ... «New Zealand Herald, Mar 15»
Brixton history: Robinson's Teeth Institute and Parke's Drug Stores of …
Although this example is in trusty sepia, the Photocrom process of colourisation was invented by Orell Fussli in Switzerland, and was used ... «BrixtonBuzz, Mar 15»
Surprise rains play spoilsport and impact some crop yields
Traders in Unjha mandi of Gujarat said rains would lead to a drop in the production of jeera (cumin) and dis-colourisation of the spice. «Economic Times, Mar 15»
Quest to save India's cine history
Q. Does the Film Heritage Foundation support digital colourisation of black and white films? A. We don't believe in colourisation. We believe in ... «Mid-Day, Mar 15»
Green Guide Letters: ABC shines a light
Can you believe the Doctor Blake episodes are a colourisation of historic police records of actual crimes? Well, almost. By comparison. «Sydney Morning Herald, Feb 15»
