Hi David,
this will give you a black and white scale, with black = 0 and white =
maximum (-s option):
$ falsecolor -ip image.hdr -r 'v' -g 'v' -b 'v' > image_fc.hdr
Is this what you want?
Cheers
Axel
···
I want to ask for your help
with dealing with pic files. Usually the results of Radiance
simulation of illuminance levels gives a spread of lines and values
by using colors or colored contours lines graphic representations.
I want to ask if there is
anyway to transform the results from a color based presentations, to
Black and White presentations? Transforming the usual color result
into greyscale presentation do not give the responding scale of grey
values - for example ? red is usually the color used for high
values, where once greyscaled, it gets a grey which is a middle hue
in relation to the others.
I will be very happy for an
advice for how to make a fit in between a color scale of values and a
grey scale of values for a pic result ?
Thank you very much!!
David
Dear Axel
Thank you very much for your help
I will try it and see if it works for me
Best
David
David Behar - Perahia
www.davidbehar.net
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From: Axel Jacobs <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, 12 June 2012, 18:54
Subject: Re: [Radiance-general] Color ? Greyscale pic file transformation
Hi David,
this will give you a black and white scale, with black = 0 and white =
maximum (-s option):
$ falsecolor -ip image.hdr -r 'v' -g 'v' -b 'v' > image_fc.hdr
Is this what you want?
Cheers
Axel
I want to ask for your help
with dealing with pic files. Usually the results of Radiance
simulation of illuminance levels gives a spread of lines and values
by using colors or colored contours lines graphic representations.
I want to ask if there is
anyway to transform the results from a color based presentations, to
Black and White presentations? Transforming the usual color result
into greyscale presentation do not give the responding scale of grey
values - for example ? red is usually the color used for high
values, where once greyscaled, it gets a grey which is a middle hue
in relation to the others.
I will be very happy for an
advice for how to make a fit in between a color scale of values and a
grey scale of values for a pic result ?
Thank you very much!!
David
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