How filters work

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beebs1
Apr 10, 2005
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Hi,

I am very interested in 2D image manipulation, and from google I have managed to find out about convolution using kernels, which seems to be the way a lot of photoshop-style effects are produced. I have tried searching on amazon for books related to the subject, but all I can find are books on 3D graphics programming :-/

Can anyone recommend a source for learning about how it is all done, and what kernels produce what effects, etc?

Many thanks
James

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Hank McCall
Apr 10, 2005
James wrote:
Hi,

I am very interested in 2D image manipulation, and from google I have managed to find out about convolution using kernels, which seems to be the way a lot of photoshop-style effects are produced. I have tried searching on amazon for books related to the subject, but all I can find are books on 3D graphics programming :-/

Can anyone recommend a source for learning about how it is all done, and what kernels produce what effects, etc?

Many thanks
James

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The kernel filter is a 2 dimensional version of the (1 dimensional) FIR filter used in digital signal processing of electronic signals. You should lookup the following things in Google: FIR filter, IIR filter, Fourier Transform, DFT, FFT. They are all interrelated and describe what different effects come from the numbers in the kernel.
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Peter Heckert
Apr 11, 2005
Hello James,

James wrote:
Can anyone recommend a source for learning about how it is all done, and what kernels produce what effects, etc?
<http://www.cee.hw.ac.uk/hipr/html/hipr_top.html>
A lot of other universitarys have also introductory stuff online.

hth,

Peter

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