Stuart Geman

Title: Stuart Geman: Inventor in Digital Color Processing

Introduction

Stuart Geman is an inventor associated with Providence, Rhode Island, and Mti Film, LLC. His patent work includes methods for controlling color during film digitization and conforming video color at high resolution. He is named on 6 patents.

Latest Patents

Automated Color Control in Film-to-Digital Transfer. This system automatically adjusts color parameters as film is transferred to digital format. It groups fields or scenes into clusters and uses each cluster’s aggregated color histogram to guide adjustments. After applying specified constraints, the system selects settings that maximize the entropy of the digital color histogram, aiming to preserve the film’s color distribution as faithfully as possible.

High Resolution Color Conforming. This method first creates a lower-resolution version of video material and obtains a color-corrected version of that material. A computer compares the two versions in a three-dimensional color space to determine suitable color values for conforming the original video at its given resolution.

Career Highlights

Geman’s listed patent contributions focus on practical color-processing techniques for film and video workflows. The inventions address both automated color adjustment during digitization and the transfer of color corrections to high-resolution material.

Collaborations

Geman’s listed coworkers include Donald Geman and Kevin Manbeck. His company affiliation is Mti Film, LLC.

Conclusion

Stuart Geman’s patent work centers on preserving and conforming color across film-to-digital and video-processing workflows.