Please note: Some of the below pages may link to Mr. Poynton's on-line discussions about color or gamma. His discussions are false. In my considered opinion it is best to just ignore references to his pages. For accurate information about color spaces and imaging related issues please see the Color Spaces FAQ by Mr. David Bourgin.

Photography and digital imaging (links are not in any special order) .

• The Luminous Landscape Large digital imaging site with plenty of good information and tutorials, by Michael H. Reichmann.
  
  
• Photography on the Net digital photography site with forums for Canon digital camera owners, by Pekka Saarinen.
  

Information resources (links are not in any special order)

• The Joy of Visual Perception: A Web Book by Peter K.Kaiser, York University. It is also available on a CD.

• Gamma Correction, Tech Memo 9 by Dr Alvy Ray Smith
  

• Practical Approach to Colour Management Article written for Museum Computer Network (MCN) Spectra magazine, National Library of Australia
  

• Light Measurement Handbook, ©1997-1998 at International Light by Alex Ryer It is also provided as a 64 page Adobe Acrobat PDF file.

• The Filmmaker's Handbook
  
  

• Color & Vision Database annotated library of standard data sets, which are relevant to color and vision research.

• Colour Order Systems in Art and Science echo productions — Prof. Urs Baumann

• Visionary, a dictionary for the study of vision by Lars Liden, Dept. of Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston University.

• An Internet Resource for Research in Human and Animal Vision, at www.visionscience.com.

• Roper Scientific, CCD Encyclopedia Plenty of information about the CCD device.

• efg's Computer Lab, maintained by Mr. Earl F. Glynn. This site has a lot of of information plus many good links about color and image processing.

• Tony Sleep Photography film scanner evaluation.

• SCARSE: Scanner CAlibration ReaSonably Easy free color calibration and management software package. It lets you build and use ICC profiles. Custom profiles can be generated from variety of calibration targets. Scarse is intended for (and developed on) Unix machines.

• Lars Ekdahl's favorites in digital imaging digital imaging, Photoshop, etc plenty of links.

• Image Detail. How much detail can you capture and scan? And other information on digital camera detail and print resolution. By Mr. Roger Clark

• BARCO: Introduction to Color Theory, Monitor Calibration and Color Management. Read what the leading manufacturer of high-end CRT monitors has to say about gamma, (linear = perfect).

• Important Dates in Vision Science at UC Irvine Department of Cognitive Sciences