Psych221: Applied Vision and Imaging Systems

1998 Projects

In Winter 1998 the Stanford Psychology 221 class undertook a number of projects investigating imaging systems. Many of the projects involved one or more of the following digital cameras:

Olympus D-220L Digital Camera
Kodak Digital Science DC210 Zoom Camera
Silicon Vision iCam 512N Digital Video PC Camera
Sony DSC-F1 Digital Still Camera

Project List

CIECAM97 Color Appearance Model
- CIECAM97 Color Appearance Model (Java applet implementation)
- CIECAM97 Color Appearance Model (Matlab implementation)
Color Balancing
- Approaches to Color Balancing (Sony camera)
- Automatic Color Balancing for a PC-Based Video Camera (Silicon Vision camera)
- Color Balancing for Digital Cameras (Olympus and Sony cameras)
- Color-Balancing Algorithms in Digital Cameras (Olympus camera)
- Color Correction in the Sony and Olympus Digital Cameras
Color Conversion
- Olympus Color Matching
- Sensor Response of the SONY DSC-F1 Digital Still Camera
Demosaicing Algorithms
JPEG Image Compression
High Dynamic Range Image Processing
Printing Technologies
Vision Model Transfer Functions
- Implementation of the Ijspeert et al Modulation Transfer Functions
- Matlab Implementation of PSF, MTF, and LSF (Ijspeert et al model)

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