russell@minster.york.ac.uk (10/24/89)
Has anyone out there got a 256 level colourmap of "natural" colours, i.e. those that we see around us. I appreciate that there are more than 256 of them in total, but there must be a `most common' subset. I am doing some image processing and require these natural shades. A 256 colour palatte would do, but I'd prefer a colourmap since I hope it'd have some continuity between adjacent indexes, and this continuity is important in the viewing of images (just try to pick out features in an image with a random colourmap!). Any help or pointers etc. would be greatly appreciated - I'll summarise here if there are any reasonable replies! Thanks, Russell. ____________________________________________________________ Russell Beale, Advanced Computer Architecture Group, Dept. of Computer Science, University of York, Heslington, YORK. YO1 5DD. UK. Tel: [044] (0904) 432762 russell@uk.ac.york.minster JANET connexions russell%york.minster@cs.ucl.ac.uk ARPA connexions ..!mcvax!ukc!minster!russell UUCP connexions russell@minster.york.ac.uk eab mail ____________________________________________________________