Digital imaging in C and the World Wide Web

Digital Imaging and the World Wide Web provides programmers and developers with the first unified quick-study of essential digital imaging concepts that reveal, through practical examples, solutions to programming challenges on the world wide web.
Schwaderer's concise treatment of an advanced topic condenses volumes of previous material into digestible explanations without complex mathematics.

KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Digital Imaging and the World Wide Web provides an approachable, comprehensive introduction to the concepts, theory, and practices necessary to recognize, understand, and resolve perplexing digital imaging issues.

This book canvases many digital imaging topics and integrates them into a unified treatment not available in competing books. Schwaderer provides special insight into the physics of light, the human visual system, color theory, color perception, image file formats, achromatic and color CRT
design and considerations, printer considerations, digital halftoning, color quantitization, and even legal and social issues. Schwaderer reinforces the advanced discussion with 13,000 lines of C code that render color and black-and-white images on Wintel system monitors and Hewlett Packard's DeskJet printers.