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View all- Li CHall PWillis P(2009)ARTcamsProceedings of the Fifth Eurographics conference on Computational Aesthetics in Graphics, Visualization and Imaging10.5555/2381286.2381300(73-81)Online publication date: 28-May-2009
Generalised compositing
Pages 129 - 134
Abstract
We revisit the assumptions behind traditional image compositing techniques. By analysing the process we separate the colour operations from those for coverage and show that this usefully leads to a more general compositing equation than previously used. We then examine the colour operations in more detail and show how new operations can easily be incorporated in a standard compositor. Practical examples show the new approach and reveal some beneficial effects, not previously achievable within a compositor.
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