graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I looked at Hardeberg thesis (http://color.hardeberg.com/) and I also
remember the short course I took many years ago at the Munsell Color
Institute in Rochester, with Roy Berns and Mark Fairchild, where we were
explained the 'basics' of multispectral imaging and shown some examples of
the setup and results from some renown galleries art reproduction projects.
Also, I guess this ties in with Graham's reply, I don't suppose it's
possible to do multispectral imaging using a Nikon or Canon RGB camera,
since we don't have access to the spectral channels information? And that
would only give us three channels to work with?
