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2004.08.11 23:17 "From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Lakkakula
2004.08.12 14:32 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.08.12 15:05 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 15:15 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Jay Berkenbilt
2004.08.12 15:38 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 15:23 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.08.12 15:49 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 17:05 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Chris Cox
2004.08.12 21:07 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Andrey Kiselev
2004.08.12 21:58 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme
2004.08.12 23:05 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.08.12 23:21 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Joris Van Damme

2004.08.12 15:23 "Re: From bmp to Tiff", by Bob Friesenhahn

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004, Joris wrote:
>
> ** color space **
>
> Some people will dissagree, but in my opinion, 'blending' colors, or any color
> calculation like the 'pixel area averaging' described above, is an operation
> that only makes sense to the human eye. That is why, I think, you need a color
> space that makes sense to the human eye. CIE L*a*b* is most suitable in my
> experience. The further away from such a perceptually uniform color space, the
> less pleasing the results. For instance, RGB might still be relatively usefull
> for such algorithms, CMYK might not.

For image resizing, I am one of those who disagree.  Image resizing is 
almost always done on a planar level so color perception is usually 
such a minor factor that it can generally be ignored.  The most 
important factor with quality of image resizing is how well the 
algorithm antialises the results (avoids "jaggies") without 
excessively softening or otherwise distorting the image.

And of course, this topic has nothing to do with TIFF.

Bob
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