7:09 AM
Sam
Review
"Whether you're a programmer interested in graphics manipulation or a technically minded artist interested in the mathematics of computer imaging, this book is a goldmine of information...there is no doubt you will be riveted to its pages, at least until the third edition is released."- Dan Winter, APC, Jan. 2006
"This huge and ambitious textbook aims to supply a reference for researchers and engineers, and an adopted text for students in a range of disciplines. It deals purely with digital images of the real world ... the three chapters on basic image processing techniques make excellent use of pictures, diagrams and graphs to lead the reader carefully through the fundamental concepts such as sampling, quantization, image aliasing, grey-scale and binary processing ... Over 130 authors have contributed to the 1372 pages. The high standard of editing makes the book balanced and readable throughout, with nothing glib or shallow."
- Christine Connolly, Associate Editor of Sensor Review
Download from 4shared
Posted in
0 comments:
Post a Comment