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Revision as of 12:54, 18 October 2022
Makes sense of hazy images. Note this function is ideal for extreme blizzard and very low visibility. For small hazes, we prefer using Function:adjust.
Function
CuviStatus cuvi::colorOperations::dehaze(const CuviImage& src,
CuviImage& dst,
int max0,
int max1,
int max2,
const CuviStream& stream = CuviStream());
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Parameters
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Type
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Description
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| src
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const CuviImage&
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Input Image
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| dst
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CuviImage&
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Output Image
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| max0
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int
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Maximum Value to consider in Channel 1
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| max1
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int
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Maximum Value to consider in Channel 2
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| max2
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int
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Maximum Value to consider in Channel 3
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| stream
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const CuviStream&
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GPU stream ID for execution
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Image Type Support
| Input
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Output
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8uC3
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| 16uC3
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16uC3
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Sample
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Example
CuviImage input("D:/blizzard.jpg", CUVI_LOAD_IMAGE_COLOR_KEEP_DEPTH), output;
//Perform dehaze. For most practical purposes the max values will be container's max.
cuvi::colorOperations::dehaze(input, output, 255, 255, 255);
//Save Output to file
cuvi::io::saveImage(output, "D:/sense.jpg");
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