Modern Digital Halftoning - Daniel L. Lau, Gonzalo R. Arce - książka wyd. 2001

Opis

Modern Digital Halftoning, Second Edition is a book focused on the theory and practice of digital halftoning, a key technique for rendering continuous-tone images on devices with limited color or grayscale levels. The authors explain fundamental concepts, algorithms, and error-diffusion methods used to convert images into high-quality halftone representations. The publication covers both traditional and modern approaches, including stochastic and hybrid techniques, and discusses applications in printing, displays, and image processing. Readers are introduced to mathematical models, performance evaluation, and implementation strategies for digital halftoning systems. The book is primarily intended for students, researchers, and professionals in computer graphics, digital imaging, and printing technology.