Here's an example that might help: I have a machine that collects money. It provides one total for all coins, and one total for all bills. I have another machine that also collects money, but it collects only quarters and five-dollar bills. Using the first machine, I collect all the money I see around the house. The totals displayed by the machine are $8.25 and $21. Based on these totals, I want to figure out what totals the second machine would have given, had I used it to collect the money. Can you explain how I would do this? The money around the house represents the spectral distribution of light in an original scene. The first machine represents color film; the second machine represents B&W film. Do you see the problem now?
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Re: [Digital BW] Digital, film, Spectral Sensitivity
2003-05-28 by Anthony Atkielski