.. KALMUS documentation master file, created by sphinx-quickstart on Wed Feb 24 16:47:39 2021. You can adapt this file completely to your liking, but it should at least contain the root `toctree` directive. Welcome to KALMUS's documentation! ================================== .. toctree:: :hidden: Home Installation Guide API Documentation KALMUS Update Log Acknowledgement KALMUS Color Toolkit ====================== Filmmakers, cinematographers, production designers, and then colorists (the person who fine tunes or grades the color in post production) spend enormous sums and labor deciding a film’s color palette. Why? Because color has an almost subliminal impact on how we perceive a film. Interpreting a film’s use of color, however, remains an elusive and understudied area. KALMUS is a Python package for the computational analysis of colors in films. It provides quantitative tools to study and compare the use of film color. This package serves two purposes: (1) various ways to measure, calculate and compare a film's colors and (2) various ways to visualize a film's color. We have named the software KALMUS in homage to Natalie Kalmus (1882 - 1965), a Technicolor Director who oversaw the color palettes of nearly 300 Hollywood feature films. KALMUS utilizes the movie barcode as a visualization of the film's color. It has a modularized pipeline for the generation of barcodes using different measures of color and region of interest in each film frame. KALMUS provides a low-level API, high-level command line, and Graphic user interface for audience from all backgrounds to take advantage of its functionality. * What is a Movie Barcode: `KALMUS: tools for color analysis of films `_. *Journal of Open Source Software*, 6(61), 3156. `https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.03156 `_ * KALMUS's project repository: `GitHub Repository for KALMUS project `_ * KALMUS's latest release on PyPI: `KALMUS's PyPI Homepage `_ * Get started on KALMUS: `Notebook Tutorials for KALMUS'S API, GUI, and CLI `_ * How do I contribute to the KALMUS: `KALMUS Contribution Guidelines `_ Indices and tables =================== * :ref:`genindex` * :ref:`modindex` * :ref:`search`