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WHITEBALANCING


Applies white balancing to an image according to a gray world method in LAB colorspace.

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last modified: July 07, 2020



USAGE: whitebalancing [-b blackpt ] [-w whitept] [-g gammaval] [-s sigmoid] [-v vibrance] infile outfile
USAGE: whitebalancing [-h or -help]

-b ... blackpt .... black point percent value for level adjustment of the L
................... channel; 0<=integer<=100; default=0 (no change)
-w ... whitept .... white point percent value for level adjustment of the L
................... channel; 0<=integer<=100; default=100 (no change)
-g ... gammaval ... gamma value for non-linear adjustment on the L channel;
................... float>0; default=1 (no change)
-s ... sigmoid .... sigmoidal contrast value for non-linear adjustment of
................... the L channel; float (positive or negative); default=0
................... (no change)
-v ... vibrance ... percent change in vibrance (saturation);
................... integer (positive or negative); default=0 (no change)

PURPOSE: To apply white balancing to an image and optionally apply brightness/contrast/vibrance enhancement.

DESCRIPTION: WHITEBALANCING applies white balance to an image according to a gray world method in LAB colorspace and optionally applies brightness/contrast/vibrance enhancement. There are no specific arguments for adjusting the white balancing.

ARGUMENTS:

-b blackpt ... BLACKPT is the black point percent value for level adjustment of the L channel. Values are integers between 0 and 100. The default=0 (no change)

-w whitept ... WHITEPT is the white point percent value for level adjustment of the L channel. Values are integers between 0 and 100. The default=0 (no change)

-g gammaval ... GAMMAVAL is the gamma value for non-linear adjustment on the L channel. Values are floats greater than 0. The default=1 (no change)

-s sigmoid ... SIGMOID is the sigmoidal contrast value for non-linear adjustment of the L channel. Values are floats (positive or negative). The default=0 (no change)

-v vibrance ... VIBRANCE is the percent change in vibrance (saturation). Values are integers (positive or negative). The default=0 (no change)

REQUIREMENTS: IM 6.7.8.2 or higher, when the LAB colorspace conversions were fixed. But requires HDMI for correct output results

REFERENCES: https://pippin.gimp.org/image-processing/chapter-automaticadjustments.html http://digital-photography-school.com/turn-ho-hum-color-into-wow-with-photoshop

CAVEAT: No guarantee that this script will work on all platforms, nor that trapping of inconsistent parameters is complete and foolproof. Use At Your Own Risk.


EXAMPLES


Example 1
Arguments:
(defaults)
Animation: Original vs Balanced
(source)


Example 2
Arguments:
(defaults)
Animation: Original vs Balanced
(source)


Example 3
Arguments:
(defaults)
Animation: Original vs Balanced
(source)


Example 4
Arguments:
(defaults)
Animation: Original vs Balanced
(source)


Example 5
Arguments:
(defaults)
Animation: Original vs Balanced
(source)


Example 6
Arguments:
(defaults)
Animation: Original vs Balanced




Example 7
Arguments:
-v 20
Animation: Original vs Balanced/Enhanced7
(source)
Example 8
Arguments:
-v 20 -b 20
Animation: Original vs Balanced/Enhanced7
(source)


What the script does is as follows:

  • Converts the image to LAB colorspace
  • Computes the differences of the means of channels A and B from 0.5
  • Multiplies the L channel by the differences and subtracts the results
    from the original A and B channels
  • Converts the L and changed A and B channels back to sRGB colorspace

This is equivalent to the following IM commands.

  • convert $tmpA1 -colorspace LAB -separate +channel $tmpA2
  • meanA=`im7 magick $tmpA2[1] -format "%[fx:(mean-0.5)]" info:`
  • meanB=`im7 magick $tmpA2[2] -format "%[fx:(mean-0.5)]" info:`
  • convert $tmpA2[0] +write mpr:lum \
    \( $tmpA2[1] \( mpr:lum -evaluate multiply $meanA \) +swap -define compose:clamp=off \
    -compose minus -composite \) \
    \( $tmpA2[2] \( mpr:lum -evaluate multiply $meanB \) +swap -define compose:clamp=off \
    -compose minus -composite \) \
    -set colorspace LAB -combine -colorspace sRGB \
    "$outfile"