simplest-color-balance-python
Simplest Color Balance
This is a Python implementation of Simplest Color Balance by:
- Nicolas Limare
- Jose-Luis Lisani
- Jean-Michel Morel
- Ana Belén Petro
- Catalina Sbert
Online demo of authors
To review the work of the authors of your algorithm click on this link online demonstration.
Algorithm
The algorithm applies to images with pixel values in 8-bit integer space (min = 0, max = 255).
Use this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/JCLArriaga5/simplest-color-balance-python.git
Enter the path where the repository was cloned and install the dependencies with the following command:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Example
Choose the percentage of pixels saturated to black (s1) and white (s2). For example, if you choose s1=1.5% and s=1.5% then the 1.5% darkest pixels in each channel will be saturated to black, and the brightest 1.5% to white.
img = mpimg.imread('./images/lenna.png')
s1 = 1.5
s2 = 1.5
print('Wait...')
out = scb(img, s1, s2)
plotresult(img, out)
References
- Limare, N., Lisani, J.L., Morel, J.M., Petro, A., & Sbert, C. (2011). Simplest Color Balance. Image Processing On Line, 1, 297–315.