Re: usage of imread.m in octave

[Daniel J Sebald]

Ole Jacob Hagen wrote:

> Hi, Daniel.
>
> I've tried that one (imshow(r,g,b)), but the image doesn't appear in 
> colours, just greyscale. 


In tinkering with the imshow() command and some gnuplot stuff, I see 
that the current imshow *does* support color images, sort of.  It 
creates a colormap, or indexed, image with a huge palette.  (Rather 
inefficient.)  However, something still isn't exactly correct because I 
see a white strip half way along the bottom row of pixels.  Not worth 
worrying about, as color components is a better approach.

Dan