The input is a set of three images. The proper order of datasets is important.
The proper ordering is:
Input 1 Input 2 Input 3
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For FROM=BGR or DN Blue Green Red
FROM=RGB Red Green Blue
FROM=TRISTIMULUS** Green Red Intensity
FROM=CIE** X Y Intensity
FROM=UCS** U V Intensity
FROM=HSI Hue Saturation Intensity
FROM=SPHERICAL Longitude Colatitude Radiance
FROM=HSR Hue Saturation Radiance
FROM=CUBEROOT** A* B* L*
**: Not yet supported.
The output is a set of three images in the same format as the input files.
The proper order of datasets is important.
The proper ordering is:
Output1 Output2 Output3
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For TO=BGR or DN Blue Green Red
TO=RGB Red Green Blue
TO=TRISTIMULUS** Green Red Intensity
TO=CIE** X Y Intensity
TO=UCS** U V Intensity
TO=HSI Hue Saturation Intensity
TO=SPHERICAL Longitude Colatitude Radiance
TO=HSR Hue Saturation Radiance
TO=CUBEROOT** A* B* L*
**: Not yet supported.
This parameter signifies the coordinate space of the input datasets. Valid spaces are BGR, DN (this is the same space as BGR), HSI, SPHERICAL, HSR and RGB. The default is BGR. The variables FROM and TO cannot both be defaulted and one of them must be BGR/RGB. (TRISTIMULUS, CIE, UCS and CUBEROOT are not yet supported.)
This parameter signifies the coordinate space of the output datasets. Valid spaces are BGR, DN (this is the same space as BGR), HSI, SPHERICAL, HSR and RGB. The default is BGR. The variables FROM and TO cannot both be defaulted and one of them must be BGR/RGB. (TRISTIMULUS, CIE, UCS and CUBEROOT are not yet supported.)
The maximum output DN, when going from BGR/RGB space to one of the others. When transforming to BGR/RGB space, the program will attempt to get this parameter from the input labels. If it is not found, it should be specified by the user (except for byte data); it is important that the same value be given as was used when going from BGR/RGB mode. For byte input files, this parameter is ignored and 255 is always used. For halfword input files, if this parameter is not specified, then 4095 is used. For fullword integer or real*4 input files, this parameter is required.