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Implementing directional reflectance in a colour managed workflow
Tanzima Habib
Phil Green
Aditya Sole
  DOI :  10.2352/issn.2694-118X.2020.LIM-33  Published Online :  September 2020
Abstract

This paper implements an appearance rendering workflow using the iccMAX architecture with the aim of reproducing the directional appearance of surface colours on a display. In previous work, the prints were measured bidirectionally using an image-based measurement setup, and the bidirectional reflectance distribution function of the materials was estimated using the well-established Ward reflectance model. This function was applied in a colour managed workflow using the ICC.2 architecture to render the appearance of the prints on a display. The seven used as samples to the renderings.

Journal Title : London Imaging Meeting
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Tanzima Habib, Phil Green, Aditya Sole, "Implementing directional reflectance in a colour managed workflow"  in Proc. IS&T London Imaging Meeting 2020: Future Colour Imaging,  2020,  pp 119 - 123,  https://doi.org/10.2352/issn.2694-118X.2020.LIM-33

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Implementing directional reflectance in a colour managed workflow
HabibTanzima
GreenPhil
SoleAditya
29092020
2020
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119
123
2020
This paper implements an appearance rendering workflow using the iccMAX architecture with the aim of reproducing the directional appearance of surface colours on a display. In previous work, the prints were measured bidirectionally using an image-based measurement setup, and the bidirectional reflectance distribution function of the materials was estimated using the well-established Ward reflectance model. This function was applied in a colour managed workflow using the ICC.2 architecture to render the appearance of the prints on a display. The seven used as samples to the renderings.