Examples of ColorSpace

ae.java.awt.color.ColorSpace

3.org/pub/WWW/Graphics/Color/sRGB.html"> http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Graphics/Color/sRGB.html .

The purpose of the methods to transform to/from the well-defined CIEXYZ color space is to support conversions between any two color spaces at a reasonably high degree of accuracy. It is expected that particular implementations of subclasses of ColorSpace (e.g. ICC_ColorSpace) will support high performance conversion based on underlying platform color management systems.

The CS_CIEXYZ space used by the toCIEXYZ/fromCIEXYZ methods can be described as follows:

       CIEXYZ       viewing illuminance: 200 lux       viewing white point: CIE D50       media white point: "that of a perfectly reflecting diffuser" -- D50       media black point: 0 lux or 0 Reflectance       flare: 1 percent       surround: 20percent of the media white point       media description: reflection print (i.e., RLAB, Hunt viewing media)       note: For developers creating an ICC profile for this conversion             space, the following is applicable.  Use a simple Von Kries             white point adaptation folded into the 3X3 matrix parameters             and fold the flare and surround effects into the three             one-dimensional lookup tables (assuming one uses the minimal             model for monitors).

@see ICC_ColorSpace

com.google.code.appengine.awt.color.ColorSpace

java.awt.color.ColorSpace

3.org/pub/WWW/Graphics/Color/sRGB.html"> http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Graphics/Color/sRGB.html .

The CS_CIEXYZ space used by the toCIEXYZ/fromCIEXYZ methods can be described as follows:

       CIEXYZ       viewing illuminance: 200 lux       viewing white point: CIE D50       media white point: "that of a perfectly reflecting diffuser" -- D50        media black point: 0 lux or 0 Reflectance       flare: 1 percent       surround: 20percent of the media white point       media description: reflection print (i.e., RLAB, Hunt viewing media)       note: For developers creating an ICC profile for this conversion             space, the following is applicable.  Use a simple Von Kries             white point adaptation folded into the 3X3 matrix parameters             and fold the flare and surround effects into the three             one-dimensional lookup tables (assuming one uses the minimal             model for monitors).

@see ICC_ColorSpace @version 10 Feb 1997

org.apache.fop.datatypes.ColorSpace

Examples of org.apache.fop.datatypes.ColorSpace

        TempImage(int width, int height, byte[] result,
                  byte[] mask) throws FopImageException {
            this.m_height = height;
            this.m_width = width;
            this.m_bitsPerPixel = 8;
            this.m_colorSpace = new ColorSpace(ColorSpace.DEVICE_RGB);
            // this.m_isTransparent = false;
            // this.m_bitmapsSize = this.m_width * this.m_height * 3;
            this.m_bitmaps = result;
            this.m_mask = mask;
        }

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Examples of org.apache.fop.datatypes.ColorSpace

            p = p + "/Name /Im" + Xnum + "\n";
            p = p + "/Length " + imgStream.getDataLength();
            p = p + "/Width " + fopimage.getWidth() + "\n";
            p = p + "/Height " + fopimage.getHeight() + "\n";
            p = p + "/BitsPerComponent " + fopimage.getBitsPerPixel() + "\n";
            ColorSpace cs = fopimage.getColorSpace();
            p = p + "/ColorSpace /" + cs.getColorSpacePDFString() + "\n";
            if (fopimage.isTransparent()) {
                PDFColor transp = fopimage.getTransparentColor();
                p = p + "/Mask [" + transp.red255() + " " + transp.red255()
                    + " " + transp.green255() + " " + transp.green255() + " "
                    + transp.blue255() + " " + transp.blue255() + "]\n";

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Examples of org.apache.fop.datatypes.ColorSpace


        int imagestart = headermap[10] + headermap[11] * 256
                         + headermap[12] * 256 * 256
                         + headermap[13] * 256 * 256 * 256;
        this.m_bitsPerPixel = headermap[28];
        this.m_colorSpace = new ColorSpace(ColorSpace.DEVICE_RGB);
        int bytes;
        if (this.m_bitsPerPixel == 1)
            bytes = (this.m_width + 7) / 8;
        else if (this.m_bitsPerPixel == 24)
            bytes = this.m_width * 3;

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