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Digital Images. Computerphile. YouTube (15 February 2015). How are images represented in a computer? Image analyst and research fellow Mike Pound gives us a snapshot (first in a series on computer vision).
Capturing Digital Images (The Bayer Filter). Computerphile. YouTube (22 February 2015). How do digital cameras turn light into the data that computers can handle? In this second part of our computer vision series, image analyst Mike Pound explains the Bayer Filter.
Colourspaces. Computerphile. YouTube (10 April 2015). What's a colourspace and why do we have different ones? It's horses for courses as image analyst Mike Pound explains RGB, CMYK, and YCbCr.
JPEG "files" & Colour (JPEG Pt1). Computerphile. YouTube (21 April 2015). JPEG Isn't a file format. Image Analyst Mike Pound explains why not in a series about how JPEG works.
JPEG DCT (Discrete Cosine Transform). Computerphile. YouTube (22 May 2015). DCT is the secret to JPEG's compression. Image Analyst Mike Pound explains how the compression works.
Yellow Street Lights. Sixty Symbols. YouTube (2 February 2016). A look at sodium street lights. Featuring Dr Meghan Gray. Illustrates my contention that color is a consequence of the human visual system and is not an innate property of an object.
Roy G Biv. They Might Be Giants (2009). Roy G. Biv is a colorful man and he proudly stands at the rainbow's end