Use of SC4060-Produced Microfilm Output in Pseudocolor Transformations.

Jeannine V. Lamar

Expert InsightsPublished 1970

A pseudocolor transformation is produced when each discrete density level in an original, continuous-tone, black-and-white image is represented as a different spectral hue in the transformation. The SC4060 has been employed to produce microfilm output for use in two pseudocolor processes that have been developed at RAND. This paper discusses the computer programs and techniques for producing specific density levels in the film and the pseudocolor processes using the film. 10 pp. Ref.

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Lamar, Jeannine V., Use of SC4060-Produced Microfilm Output in Pseudocolor Transformations. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1970. https://www.rand.org/pubs/papers/P4465.html.
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