Abstract: In an example, a method includes obtaining, at a processor, data indicative of a color of each of a first plurality of generated color samples, wherein the color samples are generated using an initial set of sample generation instructions. It may be determined, by a processor, if a spatial distribution of the colors of the generated color samples corresponds to a predetermined spatial distribution in a first color space. When the spatial distribution of the color of the generated color samples does not correspond to the predetermined spatial distribution, the method may further comprise determining, by a processor, a new sample generation instruction. The new sample generation instruction may replace an initial sample generation instruction in the initial set of sample generation instructions to determine a modified set of sample generation instructions.

Abstract: A method comprises obtaining at a processor a first color gamut and a second gamut represented in a first color space. The first and second gamuts are represented as first and second objects in a second color space, with each object comprising a plurality of nodes. For each node, an index is provided indicating a position in the first color space to which that node corresponds. A further index is provided indicating a position, in the first color space, of the node relative to at least one other node of the object to which the node belongs. Each node of the first object corresponds with a node of the second object providing a mapping between the objects, using the further index. The index of at least one of the first object nodes is adjusted based on the corresponding node of the second object producing a mapping between the gamuts.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method, in particular for interpolating and smoothening the gamut boundary of an image processing device. Color data are received. An initial surface corresponding to the color data in a color space is created and divided into first patches. A first one of the first patches is divided into second patches based on a topology of a second one of the first patches. Further disclosed are a corresponding machine-readable medium and a corresponding system comprising a storage device and a computing device.

Abstract: Certain examples described herein relate to generating a color mapping between a source color gamut within a source color space and a target color gamut within a target color space. Gamuts may be set based on a color rendering device. In examples, a sequence of forward color transformations that transform the source color gamut is defined, along with a sequence of inverse color transformations that transform the target color gamut. A gamut mapping is applied between the output of the forward color transformations and the output of the inverse color transformations, wherein the color mapping is usable by a computing device to map between the source and target color spaces.