channelscolor
Channelscolor is a conceptual framework for encoding and manipulating color information by treating individual image channels as distinct color streams within a unified color rendering pipeline. The term is used in discussions of advanced visualization and imaging workflows to emphasize channel-level operations that go beyond traditional three-channel RGB processing.
In typical digital imaging, channelscolor describes how data associated with each channel (for example red, green,
Origins and usage: The term has appeared in experimental visualization toolkits and in discussions of multispectral
Technical notes: Implementations may use per-channel color ramps, look-up tables, or shader logic to assign display
Applications: medical imaging, remote sensing, scientific visualization, digital art, and augmented reality. Limitations include potential misinterpretation
See also: color space, channel separation, multispectral imaging, color management.