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"This slim volume is the first of a three-volume set. … the book’s overall coverage is sound--well written, with plenty of illustrative examples and elegant diagrams. … this book is a fine introduction to image processing, and some topics--color, in particular--are very well done indeed. … In summary, this is mostly a fine text. … with the addition of more exercises, this would be an excellent introduction to the field." (Alasdair McAndrew, ACM Computing Reviews, August, 2009)
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From the reviews: "This slim volume is the first of a three-volume set. ! the book's overall coverage is sound--well written, with plenty of illustrative examples and elegant diagrams. ! this book is a fine introduction to image processing, and some topics--color, in particular--are very well done indeed. ! In summary, this is mostly a fine text. ! with the addition of more exercises, this would be an excellent introduction to the field." (Alasdair McAndrew, ACM Computing Reviews, August, 2009)
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Most of us use photo processing software, from the CDs that come with cheap cameras right up to Adobe Photoshop, and we know how to do things, but not how the system works. Those who are curious, or students beginning the study of image processing methods, will want clear but thorough explanations of the underlying algorithms.
This text assumes that the reader knows a little about Java, although knowledge of other similar computer languages will be sufficient to follow the programs. Everything else is very clearly and thoroughly explained with very clear diagrams.My only complaint is that some of the photo images before and after processing are rather small, and subtle distinctions which would be clear on screen or in larger pictures are not easy to see.
This is the first volume of three, the others expanding the contents of this one in much more detail, and adding more advanced techniques.
This text assumes that the reader knows a little about Java, although knowledge of other similar computer languages will be sufficient to follow the programs. Everything else is very clearly and thoroughly explained with very clear diagrams.My only complaint is that some of the photo images before and after processing are rather small, and subtle distinctions which would be clear on screen or in larger pictures are not easy to see.
This is the first volume of three, the others expanding the contents of this one in much more detail, and adding more advanced techniques.
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The book arrived in very good condition, as new, a week after it was ordered.
The book is really useful for novices in image analysis who are using ImageJ.
The book is really useful for novices in image analysis who are using ImageJ.
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