Image Processing Algorithms Part 7: Colour Inversion And Solarisation

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Last updated 07 julho 2024
Image Processing Algorithms Part 7: Colour Inversion And Solarisation
Colour inversion, also known as the negative effect, is one of the easiest effects to achieve in image processing. Colour inversion is achieved by subtracting each RGB colour value from the maximum…
Image Processing Algorithms Part 7: Colour Inversion And Solarisation
Image Processing Algorithms Part 7: Colour Inversion And
Image Processing Algorithms Part 7: Colour Inversion And Solarisation
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