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Image-Colour-Transfer Processing Executable.

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User Friendly Software for Photographers.

This repository provides photographic processing software that is intended to be used by photographers who have only moderate computing experience.

The processing provides for the re-colouring of one image using the colours of another image. The image to be re-coloured is known as the ‘target image’ and the image that provides the colours is known as the ‘palette image’. This processing is illustrated by the following examples.

The images below show target images and palette images followed by the corresponding resultant images.

Composite of Corn Image: Inputs and Outputs

Composite of Flower Image: Inputs and Outputs

Composite of Seaside Image: Inputs and Outputs

Composite of Plant Image: Inputs and Outputs

Composite of Wood Image: Inputs and Outputs

The executable in this repository implements the processing represented by the source code and documentation under the heading ‘Further Enhanced Image-Colour-Transfer’ in the following repository https://github.com/TJCoding/Enhanced-Image-Colour-Transfer#further-enhanced-image-colour-transfer. It has been presented here separately from the source code and technical support details to make it accessible to less experienced users.

A technical discussion of the processing methodology can be found here. https://github.com/TJCoding/Enhanced-Image-Colour-Transfer/blob/master/Further%20Enhanced%20Processing/Documents/Further%20Enhanced%20Image-Colour-Transfer.pdf

Instructions.

The software can run on a laptop or desktop computer under WindowsTM as follows.

Download the software by selecting 'Download ZIP' under the 'Code' button menu above.

Click on the downloaded 'zip' file to open it.

Select and then copy the folder 'Processing Folder' onto the desktop.

From within the folder, click open the file 'ReadMeFirst.txt' and follow the instructions.

Alternatively, click on the pdf file 'Visual Guide' above for detailed visual guidance.