Light, Color & Perception CMSC 435/634. Light Electromagnetic wave – E & M perpendicular to each other & direction Photon wavelength, frequency f = c/

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Light, Color & Perception CMSC 435/634

Light Electromagnetic wave – E & M perpendicular to each other & direction Photon wavelength, frequency f = c/ – Visbile ≈ 380 nm (blue) to 720 nm (red) Photon energy q = h f = h c/ (in J) – h = Planck’s constant Spectral energy Q = J/nm

Radiometric Units TermSymbolUnits Spectral EnergyQJ Spectral Power  = dQ/dt W = J/s Irradiance E = d  /dA W/m 2 Radiance L = d 2  /(d  dA) W/(sr m 2 ) Radiant Intensity I = d  /d  W/sr /nm dropped by graphics convention

Light Infinite-dimensional function vector space – spectrum( ) Shine two lights on something adds energies Scale light energy, scales the intensity

Color Perception

Cones = function dot product Projects to a 3D subspace metamer = different spectrum, looks the same Can transform to any 3D linear basis

Linear Bases Additive (light) – Tristimulus (SLM cone response) – CIE XYZ (from color matching experiments) – RGB (different for each device) – Yuv, YC r C b, … Subtractive (pigment) – CMY = 1-RGB (grade school Blue, Red, Yellow) – CMYK

Photometric Units Visual intensity TermSymbolUnits Luminous EnergyQtalbot Lumens  = dQ/dt lm = talbot/s Illuminance (Lux) E = d  /dA lx = lm/m 2 Luminance L = d 2  /(d  dA) lm/(sr m 2 ) Candelas I = d  /d  cd = lm/sr

Nonlinear Color Picking HSV: Cylindrical Coordinates – Hue = angle – Saturation = distance from central axis – Value = distance along axis

Nonlinear Perception Linear colors don’t look uniformly different Nonlinear Luminance – Gamma (sRGB), L*uv Nonlinear Luminance & Color – L*u*v*, L*a*b* – Can measure color distances Nonlinear colors do not add

Adaptation White point – Measure as equivalent to black body º K – Red-Orange-Yellow-Blue-White – Incandescent, Dynamic range (HDR) – Dark room vs. Sunny day

Tone Mapping Convert HDR to LDR – Global intensity – Local intensity – Time Film exposure – Aperture, shutter speed, ISO