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NAME

       im_exp10tra,   im_exptra,   im_expntra,   im_expntra_vec,  im_log10tra,
       im_logtra, im_powtra,  im_powtra_vec  -  logarithmic,  exponential  and
       power transform of an image

SYNOPSIS

       #include <vips/vips.h>

       int im_expntra(in, out, base)
       IMAGE *in, *out;
       double base;

       int im_expntra_vec(in, out, n, vec)
       IMAGE *in, *out;
       int n;
       double *vec;

       int im_exp10tra(in, out)
       IMAGE *in, *out;

       int im_exptra(in, out)
       IMAGE *in, *out;

       int im_log10tra(in, out)
       IMAGE *in, *out;

       int im_logtra(in, out)
       IMAGE *in, *out;

       int im_powtra(in, out, exponent)
       IMAGE *in, *out;
       double exponent;

       int im_powtra_vec(in, out, n, vec)
       IMAGE *in, *out;
       int n;
       double *vec;

DESCRIPTION

       Each  of the above functions maps in through a log or anti-log function
       of some sort and writes the result to out. The size and number of bands
       are unchanged, the output type is float, unless the input is double, in
       which case the output is double. Non-complex images only!

       im_expntra(3) transforms element x of input, to pow(base, x) in output.
       It  detects  division  by  zero,  setting  those  pixels to zero in the
       output. Beware: it does this silently!

       im_expntra_vec(3)  works  as  im_expntra(),  but  lets  you  specify  a
       constant per band.

       im_exp10tra(3)  transforms  element  x  of  input,  to  pow(10,0, x) in
       output. Internally, it is defined in terms of im_expntra().

       im_exptra(3) transforms element x of input, to  pow(e,  x)  in  output,
       where  e  is  the  mathematical  constant. Internally, it is defined in
       terms of im_expntra().

       im_log10tra(3) transforms element x of input, to log10tra(x) in output.

       im_logtra(3) transforms element x of input, to logtra(x) in output.

       im_powtra(3)  transforms  element  x  of  input, to pow(x, exponent) in
       output. It detects division by zero, setting those pixels  to  zero  in
       the output. Beware: it does this silently!

       im_powtra_vec(3) works as im_powtra(3), but lets you specify a constant
       per band.

BUGS

       None of the functions  checks  for  under/overflow.  Overflow  is  very
       common for many of these functions!

RETURN VALUE

       Each function returns 0 on success and -1 on error.

SEE ALSO

       im_add(3),  im_multiply(3),  im_subtract(3), im_lintra(3), im_absim(3),
       im_mean(3), im_max(3).

AUTHOR

       N. Dessipris - 24/04/1991
       J. Cupitt (rewrite) - 21/7/93

                                 24 April 1991