hsv2rgb
Contents: Description, Arguments, Usage, Examples, Images, Related Functions Supported Under Version: >1.69 Current Davinci Version: 2.27 64-bit Safe: No
Arguments and Return Values Arguments: A 3 band float HSV array and a maximum value Return Value: A float RGB array
Usage Syntax: hsv2rgb(object = VAL, maxval = VAL) The hsv2rgb() function converts a 3-band HSV image into a 3-band RGB image. If maxval is specified, it is taken to be the maximum intensity value, and the output RGB values are scaled to lie between 0 and maxval. If no value is specified for maxval, it defaults to 1. The return value of hsv2rgb() has a type of FLOAT, so it must either be stretched (e.g. stretch()) or format converted (e.g. byte()) for viewing.
Examples dv> a 400x300x3 array of byte, bip format [360,000 bytes] dv> b=hsv2rgb(a) 400x300x3 array of float, bip format [1,440,000 bytes]
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