Why don't getframe RGB codes agree with plotted polyshape RGB codes?
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In the code below, I have computed the RGB color code of the square as seen in both a polyshape plot (polyshapeRGB) and as seen by a getframe() capture of this plot (getframeRGB). Why are the two not in agreement, and is there a way either to make them agree or to predict one version of the RGB values from the other?
h=plot(nsidedpoly(4));
I=getframe;
ctr=round(size(I.cdata,1:2)/2);
polyshapeRGB=round(255*h.FaceColor)
getframeRGB(1:3)=I.cdata( ctr(1), ctr(2),:)
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Walter Roberson
el 24 de Feb. de 2024
h=plot(nsidedpoly(4));
I=getframe;
ctr=round(size(I.cdata,1:2)/2);
polyshapeRGB=round(255*h.FaceColor)
getframeRGB(1:3)=I.cdata( ctr(1), ctr(2),:)
figure
polyshapeRGB = reshape(uint8(polyshapeRGB), 1, 1, 3);
image(repmat(polyshapeRGB, 64, 64, 1));
title('polyshape swath')
figure
getframeRGB = reshape(uint8(getframeRGB), 1, 1, 3);
image(repmat(getframeRGB, 64, 64, 1));
title('getframe swath')
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Voss
el 24 de Feb. de 2024
They don't agree because of the transparency of the polyshape.
Default FaceAlpha=0.35:
figure
h=plot(nsidedpoly(4)); % default FaceAlpha=0.35
I=getframe();
ctr=round(size(I.cdata,1:2)/2);
polyshapeRGB=round(255*h.FaceColor)
getframeRGB(1:3)=I.cdata( ctr(1), ctr(2),:)
FaceAlpha=1, fully opaque:
figure
h=plot(nsidedpoly(4),'FaceAlpha',1); % fully opaque
I=getframe();
ctr=round(size(I.cdata,1:2)/2);
polyshapeRGB=round(255*h.FaceColor)
getframeRGB(1:3)=I.cdata( ctr(1), ctr(2),:)
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Voss
el 24 de Feb. de 2024
Editada: Voss
el 24 de Feb. de 2024
Seems linear in that case, yeah. Another case where it seems linear:
figure
h=plot(nsidedpoly(4)); % default FaceAlpha=0.35
alpha = h.FaceAlpha;
polycolor = h.FaceColor*255;
axescolor = [255 120 50];
set(gca(),'Color',axescolor/255);
I=getframe();
ctr=round(size(I.cdata,1:2)/2);
getframeRGB(1:3)=I.cdata( ctr(1), ctr(2),:)
predictedRGB = round( polycolor*alpha + axescolor*(1-alpha) )
So I think always linear would be a reasonable guess.
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