For the first class, the professor walked us through some basic image manipulation using matlab. I won't post the specifics, in terms of what I did for each manipulation, but I will post the end result.
First here's the original image. Basically I just took a jpg I took with a digital camera. In this case it's an image of the Nationals Scoreboard in Washington, DC. |
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Original Image |
Next I converted the image to a .gif. In matlab I loaded the image as the image and the color map. Next I opened up the image without the color map. The following is just an image with the different color extremes. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg8qx6dJ9yIkOZ3gA6QRjkpkd6S7K065BQalXQFyvQZMB7MKetAB_3QnV6nU6QDajhVXpvwJKWJU9iRJTzHev3eQHUdSqUgjKW4eKmrBds2m2tytAxSJ-GC8BCzRBvhlDHGwk1t_jK8qhIK/s400/beforeColorMap.jpg) |
Image with color map extracted |
With the color map extracted I generated a new gray scale color map and applied it to the image. The following is the result of the image with a gray scale color map applied. |
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Image with gray color map |
Next I created a red scale color map and applied it to the image |
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Image with red color map |
Now we take a green color map and apply it |
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Image with green color map |
Now the image has a blue color map applied to it |
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Image with blue color map |
Next time: Adding two images together
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