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XYZ2LAB

XYZ2LAB

Name


    XYZ2LAB

Purpose


    This function returns the converted CIE L*a*b* values for a
    provided tristimulus value assuming a particular illuminant,
    namely
      L* = 116 * f( Y / Yw ) - 16
      a* = 500 * [f( X / Xw ) - f( Y / Yn )]
      b* = 200 * [f( Y / Yw ) - f( Z / Zn )]
    where
      f(x) = x^(1/3) for x > 0.008856
      f(x) = 7.787 * x + 16/116 for x <= 0.008856

Category


    Color Science.

Calling Sequence


    Result = XYZ2LAB( xyz, ILLUMINANT=illuminant )

Inputs


    xyz
      A 3-element vector or 3xn array of tristimulus values

Keyword Parameters


    ILLUMINANT
      An optional keyword to describe the illuminant that should
      be used for the XYZ to CIE L*a*b* conversion
          0 - D65 (Daylight) [DEFAULT]
          1 - Illuminant A (Tungsten)
          2 - Illuminant F2 (Cool White Fluorescent)
          3 - Illuminant F11 (Narrow Band Fluorescent)
          4 - Illuminant F7 (Daylight Fluorescent)
          5 - Illuminant F8 (Daylight Fluorescent)

Return Value


    Result is either a 3-element vector or a 3xn array that contains
    the computed CIE L*a*b* coordinates

Side Effects


    None

Modification History


    Written by: Carl Salvaggio
    January, 2008 Original code
    April, 2012 Corrected white reference scaling error
   

Disclaimer


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    this source code may be used, no warranty of fitness for a particular purpose
    is offered. The user is advised to test the source code thoroughly before
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