Colour imaging
science is part of imaging science and is associated with the capture,
storage, distribution and reproduction of coloured images. From traditional
beginnings in film and photography, the subject now includes digital
imaging and is being driven forward by the need to advance the technology
associated with digital cameras in all their versions, still, video
and mobile phone. A similar need for advance in colour imaging science
is associated with the continued development of electronic displays
such as LCD and plasma screens. These developments depend on a thorough
understanding of colour science.
Education
and Training: The opportunity for part-time study,
full-time study and industrial training in all aspects of colour science
is provided by the Department
of Colour Science of the University of Leeds (UK).
Research
and Development: The Colour
Science research sections at the University of Leeds study the
chemical, physical, visual and psychological aspects of colour science.
Probably the only place in the
world that does it all.
Service
to Industry: Colour
Science Analytical is Leeds University's service for the colour-making
and colour-using industries. A facility to help solve
problems in imaging, coloration and the creation and performance of
coloured materials.
Web
Resources: Teaching yourself or looking for background
information? Try the web resource Colour4Free
where documents, spreadsheets, diagrams and images concerning Colour
Imaging and other aspects of colour science are available.
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