I have tested some code that applies homomorphic filtering to an image in the logarithmic space:
%%%%%log of image
im_l=log(1+im);
%%%%%DFT of logged image
im_f=fft2(im_l);
%%%%%Filter Applying DFT image
im_nf=H.*im_f;
%%%%Inverse DFT of filtered image
im_n=abs(ifft2(im_nf));
%%%%%Inverse log
im_e=exp(im_n);
When this process is complete, the image can be displayed using imshow(im_e,[]), but since im_e is of type double I cannot save it as per what is seen from the imshow statement...
Does anyone know how to solve this problem so that the image can be saved properly?
Thanks! Earlier, I used imwrite to save im_e as both png and tiff. Both file types saved an almost completely white image. Am I missing something that allows me to fix the range of values like I can using imshow? (i.e. imshow(im_e, [0 255])...
If you look at the formats in doc imwrite you'll see what the requirements are for each format. Since your images are of class double you'll either need a format that supports double or to convert you images to one of the accepted formats.
Thanks, I played about for a while after your last comment and found that the easiest solution was to convert the data values to intensities using "mat2gray", and then saving the image as a PNG using "imwrite". This function converts the intensities to pixel values automatically before saving.
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