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      <image:caption>Roger Thomas and his daughter before deployment to India.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Friends with a jeep</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Boats on the nearby river. (Damodar River?)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Boat on the nearby river. (Damodar River?)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Chemical trucks with an Indian worker</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://www.hoosierscientist.com/rgb2labcamera</loc>
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    <lastmod>2020-12-17</lastmod>
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      <image:title>New Camera Possibilities - Cameras can change</image:title>
      <image:caption>Image processing software such as Adobe Photoshop already offers the option to work with images using the “gold standard” for color, based on Hering’s Opposition Process Theory. There is no fundamental reason cameras cannot bypass the intermediate steps in the retina and capture brain-ready L*a*b* data directly. Current cameras use a Bayer array of RGB (red, green, blue) filters over an array of gray-scale sensors to make each sensor replicate the sensitivity of a human cone cell. There are twice as many green filters as red ones to make things fit physically and to reflect the fact the human eye is most sensitive to greenish light. Hering’s L*a*b* system relies on comparison’s of colors, more than intensity. A Hering filter array could simply replace Bayer’s extra green filters with yellow filters.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>New Camera Possibilities - Both arrays require calculations</image:title>
      <image:caption>The Bayer system measures only one color intensity per pixel, but assigns three values—red, green and blue—to each one. The measured value of the red pixel at right is supplemented with average blue and green values from adjacent pixels Data from up to 9 pixels is used to estimate the RGB values for each pixel, decreasing the spatial resolution. An L*a*b* system compares red to green to evaluate a* and compares yellow to blue to evaluate b*. It can also evaluate overall brightness, L*, by summing the same 4 pixels. Equivalent L*a*b* data can be obtained for each intersection point, possibly yielding both better color quality and better spatial resolution.</image:caption>
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      <image:loc>https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5fb412fade25ba1f216ad0d5/1608039094912-ELB57Y38O875SR9XP58U/QuattronSpectrum.jpg</image:loc>
      <image:title>New Camera Possibilities - There was a Hering-based TV, but….</image:title>
      <image:caption>Sharp produced and marketed a Quattron TV which added yellow as a fourth pixel element. The screen’s light emitters, however, remained only red, green and blue. A yellow filter transmitted additional light from the red and green emitters. Even if the TV had included a yellow emitter, there were still serious limitations for the product: There was no reservoir of TV programming available in 4-color format, and The images produced by the screen still had to pass through the human retina which has just three types of cone cells. Quattron - Wikipedia Txbangert, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons</image:caption>
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      <image:title>New Camera Possibilities - Application Beyond the Visible Range</image:title>
      <image:caption>Cameras are most often used to produce images that replicate visible colors, but not always. Photographic artists, forensic experts, art restorers, biologists, geologists, quality control technicians, the military, and even home insulators are among those with an interest in capturing images that include infrared or ultraviolet (UV) light. Some application use highly specialized sensors, but many use standard RGB cameras that have been modified. The primary modification to capture infrared is removal of the standard infrared filter. Capturing UV usually requires specialized lens. The market for these modified cameras is relatively small in number of sales, but tends toward higher priced cameras. Workers in these areas already tend to use L*a*b* processing to work with their images, and they might be early adopters of Hering-based cameras. (Thanks to Jonathan Ross Ireland for pointing out the importance of wide-spectrum imaging.) Image: © Aleksandar Viskovic | Dreamstime.com</image:caption>
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      <image:title>New Camera Possibilities - Will RGB digital cameras really become obsolete?????</image:title>
      <image:caption>Maybe, maybe not. A new system based on Hering’s Opposition Theory of Color Vision or on some other science MIGHT yield better colors and higher resolution and it MIGHT be particularly attractive to photographers with special artistic or technical requirements. It might also be a technical failure or a commercial non-starter. In a world that spends tens of billions of dollars each year on digital imaging equipment, however, it is extremely likely that both the big manufacturers and some small startup companies are considering the same possibilities offered here by a retired physics teacher. If A Hoosier Scientist can imagine these possibilities, what can you imagine? It’s a question worth considering.</image:caption>
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    <loc>https://www.hoosierscientist.com/rgb-obsolete</loc>
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    <lastmod>2020-12-15</lastmod>
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      <image:title>Is RGB Becoming Obsolete? - Current color imaging technology is based on the Trichromatic Theory of Vision</image:title>
      <image:caption>Thomas Young presented the theory in 1802, hypothesizing that the human eye has only 3 types of color receptors. In 1852, physicist James Clerk Maxwell worked with photographer Thomas Sutton to produce the first full-color photograph. Sutton captured 3 separate gray-scale images of a ribbon through red, green and blue filters. Maxwell combined the 3 images through similar filters to produce what seemed to be all the colors of the rainbow. It took nearly 5 decades before photographic chemistry developed to the point of capturing and replicating 3 separate images on 1 sheet of film. The basic principle of superimposing separate red, green and blue (RGB) images survived the transition to digital photography and still remains the basis for virtually all cameras and display devices.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Is RGB Becoming Obsolete? - New data supports the theory, but with modifications</image:title>
      <image:caption>We now know that each of our 3 types of color receptors (called “cones”) responds to a range of colors, not just to pure red, green or blue. It is possible to fool humans into believing they see any color of the rainbow by properly stimulating the cones. To humans with normal vision, pure green plus pure red, for example, appears identical to pure yellow, although a spectrometer or prism easily reveals they are quite different. Modern cameras and display devices generally try to emulate the response curves of our eyes rather than using pure red, green and blue., but each device does so a little differently. RGB color data collected with a specific camera under specific conditions often appears highly distorted when displayed on different screens unless the math and the hardware are carefully tuned to match. Image credit: Ben Rudiak-Gould, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Is RGB Becoming Obsolete? - The challenger is “Opponent Process Theory”</image:title>
      <image:caption>In 1892. physiologist Ewald Hering addressed what he saw as limitations of Trichromatic Theory and proposed an alternative view. One phenomenon which trichromatic theory cannot explain is “afterimages.” People who stare at a blue dot for 20 seconds and then look at a white surface often report they see a yellowish afterimage. To explain this and other observations, Hering proposed that the information actually reaching our brains is NOT the strength of stimulation received by the separate R, G and B receptors, but rather a comparison of that stimulation in pairs. In the modern math of Hering’s theory, a* compares red to green and b* compares yellow to blue. L* expresses brightness as a quantity independent of hue.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Is RGB Becoming Obsolete? - Hering’s theory and an artist’s wheel</image:title>
      <image:caption>Scientists’ generally view visible colors as forming a line of wavelengths with distinct ends. Artists and designers are more likely to think of hues as forming a wheel with magenta folded back and transitioning to red just as smoothly as red transitions to yellow. The wheel is important not just as a technical guide for mixing paints, but also as an aesthetic guide. Yellow and blue, for example, lie roughly opposite each other on the wheel to form a complimentary pair. Not only do yellow and blue pigments combine to form neutral grays, but these hues also compliment each other when placed side-by-side, producing a particularly dramatic impact. (Image used by permission, © Mpavlov, Dreamstime.com)</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Is RGB Becoming Obsolete? - Both theories may be correct and both are still in practical use</image:title>
      <image:caption>We do not yet have a full and unified theory of human color vision, but one possibility is that trichromatic theory is the best description of events at the level of receptors, while opponent process theory describes pre-processing of the raw intensity data which might occur in the optic nerve. Image processing software such as Adobe Photoshop provides options to work with either the multitude of RGB systems which suit different cameras and output devices or an L*a*b* system, which Photoshop calls “Lab Color.” Unlike the various RGB systems, the L*a*b* system is “device independent, referenced to the actual human experience of color, not to the characteristics of specific camera or display devices. More Photoshop details.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Is RGB Becoming Obsolete? - Is Digital RGB becoming obsolete?</image:title>
      <image:caption>L*a*b* is sometimes called the “gold standard” of image processing, since it seems closer to the actual human experience of color than is RGB. There are, however, no L*a*b* cameras or display devices on the market. It seems very unlikely that commercially viable L*a*b* cameras or computer screens will come to market anytime soon. It seems every less likely, however, that RGB will rule the world of color imaging forever.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>American Soldiers in 1943, preparing to tour a Jain Temple in Calcutta</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Indian Refugees from Burma wait to cross the Irrawaddy (Source: Life Magazine June 1942,)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Native women spread a truck load of crushed stone evenly over the area surrounding the warehouse at Ondal Army Air Base in India. The work is under the supervision of the 305th Service Group, 1943." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000461</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Major J. A. Philpott, Commanding Officer of the 490th Bomb Squadron, 341st Bomb Group and crew pose beside their plane at Ondal Airfield, India. 15 March 1943. They are, left to right: Major Philpott, pilot, 1st Lt. Rider, Bombardier; 1st Lt. Zeidler, Bombardier; Sgt. Rollins, Gunner; S/Sgt. W. Henry, Engineer-gunner; S/Sgt. Roper, Co-pilot." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_001294</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Natives move large crates of supplies along the warehouse loading platform at Ondal Army Air Base, India. When the crates are to be loaded on trucks, they use pipes as rollers and push the crates from the platform to the truck. 305th Service Group, 1943." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_001236</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Before camouflage Is applied to the newly constructed runway at Ondal Army Air Base in India, natives brush off the concrete to remove all foreign matter in order that the camouflage can be properly applied. 305th Service Group, 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000455</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Without the conveniences of modern equipment, natives lay concrete during construction of a runway at Ondal Army Air Base in India. The project was under supervision of the 305th Service Croup. 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000453</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Native women fill earthen jugs with water from the rice paddies; the water will be dumped on crushed stone used in the construction or runways, roads, etc. at Ondal Army Air Base in India. 305th Service Group, 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000465</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"To build up the shoulders of the runway under construction at Ondal Army Air Base, India, natives mix crushed stone with asphalt, spread It along the runway, and then roll the area. 305Th Service Group, 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000457</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Natives remove part of an earthen revetment instead of digging earth necessary for building purposes at Ondal Army Air Base in India. The work is under the supervision of the 305th Service Group, 1943." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000463</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Natives dump a truck load of crushed stone on the warehouse yard at Ondal AAB in India. The work is under the supervision of the 305th Service Group, 1943." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000459</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Mechanics make major repairs on the engines of the North American B-25 "Hard to Get" at the service center of the 305th Service Group on Ondal Army Air Base in India. 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000083</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Mechanics over haul the engines on the Curtiss C-46 "The Mountain Goat" at Ondal Army Air Base in India. 305th Service Group, 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000081</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"The name of the enlisted men's club was revealed at the dance officially opening the club, ending the "Name the Club" contest. The choice of the council was "Club 690", submitted by Sgt. Norbert C. Greskowiak; "Club 690" corresponds to Ondal Army Air Base's APO number. Here, Sgt. Greskowiak gloats over his prize - 24 cans of American beer. 1943, India." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000634</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"GI's and their partners dance to the melodic music provided by Sgt. Al Strubel and his orchestra at the opening of the "Club 690", a recreational center for enlisted men stationed at Ondal Army Air Base inIndia. Many of the girls present were member of the Indian Women's Auxiliary Corps, who, upon invitation of the American Red Cross, served as dancing partners of the men. 1943." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000632</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"At the grand opening of the enlisted men's 'Club 690' at Ondal Army Air Based in India, the soft drink fountain, operated by beaming natives, was kept busy providing the GI's with 'Vimto,' a native drink faintly resembling Coca Cola, and 'Lemba-pani,' the Indian version of lime juice. 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000626</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"American Red Cross women take time out to rest before the onrush of GI's seeking entertainment at the opening of "Club 690" at Ondal Army Air Base in India. They are, left to right" Miss Mary Jane Young, Miss Margaret Blake, Miss Frances Barrell and Miss Phyllis Ripley. 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000622</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Major Percy W. Newton, Ondal Army Air Base finance officer, discusses the opening of Club 690 with Mr. Zisser and Mr. Jim Idol of the American Red Cross, and an Indian officer. Officers were invited to inspect the enlisted men's club on the afternoon of the grand opening. India, 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000618</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"At the gasoline station on Ondal Army Air Base, India, natives pump gasoline into five gallon cans and in turn empty the fuel in the vehicles. 305th Service Group, 1943" National Archives photo no. 342-FH_000338</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"M/Sgt. Fred L. Hardy of Silver Springs, Maryland, checks the cleaning of refrigerated trailers at the Quartermaster Service Center at Ondal, India. Since the temperature reaches up to 130° F at times, some type of refrigerated transportation was a necessity. In this instance, an insulated wooden box was put inside the conventional trailers. Note the thatched roof of the commissary in the background. 305th Service Group, December 1943." National Archives photo no. 342-FH_001088</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>2021 view of the crossed Ondal Air Base runways,, between the town of Andal (lower left) the Grand Trunk Road (AH1) and the modern Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport (upper right).</image:caption>
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