dwayne@rover.bsd.uchicago.edu (08/18/89)
I desperately need a color wash algorithm. I need to lay a pet image (positron emission tomography) on top of an MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging). The MRI is grey-scale and the pet has been given pseudo-coloring. The PET image should seem to be translucent, and the degree of opacity should be controllable. Any algorithm that any one has that will lay one image on another like this would be greatly appreciated. If anything interesting comes up I will post. Please mail directly to me, if possible. THANKS in ADVANCE!!!! Dwayne Spradlin -- Phone: 312-702-6864 dwayne@rover.bsd.uchicago.edu
rick@hanauma (Richard Ottolini) (08/18/89)
A simple color wash algorithm is to reload the color table (if using pseudo color). OR the four most significant bits of each of the two images into eight bits. Then reload the color table emphasize a particular image.