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23/*
24 * Support RGB and grey-scale images
25 */
26#if !defined(LSST_AFW_DISPLAY_RGB_H)
27#define LSST_AFW_DISPLAY_RGB_H 1
28
29namespace lsst {
30namespace afw {
31namespace display {
32
33template <typename ImageT>
35 ImageT& rim, //< R image (e.g. i)
36 ImageT& gim, //< G image (e.g. r)
37 ImageT& bim, //< B image (e.g. g)
38 int borderWidth = 2, //< width of border used to estimate colour of saturated regions
39 float saturatedPixelValue = 65535 //< the brightness of a saturated pixel, once fixed
40 );
41
99template <class T>
101 int const nSamples = 1000,
102 double const contrast = 0.25
103 );
104}
105}
106}
107
108#endif
A class to represent a 2-dimensional array of pixels.
Definition: Image.h:51
void replaceSaturatedPixels(ImageT &rim, ImageT &gim, ImageT &bim, int borderWidth=2, float saturatedPixelValue=65535)
std::pair< double, double > getZScale(image::Image< T > const &image, int const nSamples=1000, double const contrast=0.25)
Calculate an IRAF/ds9-style zscaling.
Backwards-compatibility support for depersisting the old Calib (FluxMag0/FluxMag0Err) objects.
A base class for image defects.