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Image processing involves all tasks performed on an image or group of images following image capture. Nine tasks are addressed here, reflecting common practices: | The following links provide information on Image processing. Image processing involves all tasks performed on an image or group of images following image capture. Nine tasks are addressed here [http://zookeys.pensoft.net/articles.php?id=2926 (Nelson et al. 2012)], reflecting common practices: | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:55, 2 October 2014
The following links provide information on Image processing. Image processing involves all tasks performed on an image or group of images following image capture. Nine tasks are addressed here (Nelson et al. 2012), reflecting common practices:
- quality control,
- barcode capture,
- file conversion,
- image cropping,
- color balance or light level adjustments,
- image stacking,
- redaction,
- file transfer, and
- optical character recognition (OCR).
Imaging Documents and Resources
- Mike Bevans' Herbarium Image Editing Guidelines
- Mike Bevans' Intro to Photoshop
- Mike Bevans' Blog on Digital Imaging
- Mike Bevans' Digitizing Plant Collections VSU Workshop - link to power point
- Douglas Cromey's Digital Imaging Ethics
- Nikon's Capture NX2 Software User's Manual