Controller for adjusting color hue and saturation of images generated from signals in a non-broadcasting video system
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorRobert R. Eckenbrecht
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorRobert R. Eckenbrecht
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A color tint controller for a closed circuit video system receives red and blue color difference signals and selectively changes the amplitudes of these signals to adjust the color of a displayed image. This is accomplished by changing the levels of the red color difference signals in a first direction, and changing the levels of the blue color difference signals in a second opposite direction, and then adding these changed signals to generate an adjusted red difference signal which is fed into a RGB matrix. At the same time, the levels of the blue difference signals are changed in the first direction and the levels of the red color difference signals are changed in the second direction, and these two signals are combined to form an adjusted blue difference signal which is also fed to the RGB matrix. The changing of the various color difference signals in different directions is performed in various multiplier circuits responsive to a corresponding set of control signals or multiplier coefficients with which the various color difference signals are multiplied. The various control signals are generated from a differential voltage created by a control potentiometer.
A video system comprising:
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