英文摘要 |
Normally, conservators assess their treatment decisions according to the visual effect personally desired, but it is not always comprehensively scientifically based. In this study, the author investigated how combining homogeneous transformation, ICC profile and CIE color difference formulas to overcome several regularly encountered photographic shooting issues for digitized paintings. A solution is suggested for accurately digitizing artworks by analyzing the image color differences of one painting taken by a digital camera on two separate occasions. The resulting image color difference map between the two images is displayed and analyzed. The goal is to achieve an effective technical assessment of true colour reproduction through color science and technology instead of a subjective human judgment. The key aim is to record the color differences of art work in order to provide quantified information about its conditional changes for preventive conservation. Another key aim is to provide data in a form that can be easily understood by conservators and curators in order to inform conservation decision-making. |