Pseudo-Color Coding with Phase-Modulated Image Density

Abstract

Traditional pseudo color coding for gray images based on image enhancement technique cannot adequately deal with some of the details information of the image. In this paper, an enhanced approach of peudo-color coding with phase-modulated image density is presented. This method has distinct levels, richer colours, and is adequate for human perception of color ,providing a better algorithm for pseudo color coding based on gray images. This method has great potential in research and application and characteristic of strong universal usage, which can process high gray resolution image.

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