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A couple of days before I saw the Scientific American article someone dropped this project in our local development group: https://github.com/nikolajbech/underw
by kawsper 7y ago
A couple of days before I saw the Scientific American article someone dropped this project in our local development group: https://github.com/nikolajbech/underwater-image-color-correction https://github.com/nikolajbech/underwater-image-color-correc... the repository contains some test images, and they also provide a website to test it out: https://colorcorrection.firebaseapp.com/ https://colorcorrection.firebaseapp.com/ that states: "This web-application features a beta version of the Paralenz color correction algorithm, which features an open-source license".
The two projects seems unrelated at first glance, but the timing is interesting.
- SimpleMinds 7y agoI've skimmed the description of the repo and it does look unrelated. The paper uses depth information while the repo is focused on color balance. The paper mentions this is inaccurate way of fixing the colors as the color information changes with distance too.