Abstract
Different rendering conditions (e.g., changes in lighting conditions or atmospheric conditions, changes of the imaging system) often cause significant color differences between two images. In the prepress process, the brightness and hue between two images should be adjusted to be as similar as possible. Currently, we generally use image processing software such as PhotoShop to adjust the image manually, it’s complex and time consuming. In this paper, the color correction algorithm based on histogram matching was put forward and implemented. Only one image needed to be adjusted well previously as the reference image, and the mapping relationship was established on pixels between the histogram of the source images and the reference image, then the source images would have the histograms similar to that of the reference image, so that the images would have similar color characteristic and achieve image color correction finally. The experimental result showed that the realized color correction algorithm was effective, it could not only maintain the visual effect of images, but also eliminate the color differences between the reference image and the source images.
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