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When you have a colour chart for reference and known distances between the camera and the chart, it's not difficult to colour correct. They might have a better
by hijklmno 7y ago
When you have a colour chart for reference and known distances between the camera and the chart, it's not difficult to colour correct. They might have a better interpretation of the underwater imaging phenomenon, which anyone can reverse engineer and use (from the published work). Patent's are just for reputation.
- lm28469 7y ago> When you have a colour chart for reference and known distances between the camera and the chart, it's not difficult to colour correct. I think the whole point of that project is that yo udon't need a chart.