The transformation of an image in the communication channels of spectral systems

The effect of natural communication channels on the formation of an image in spectral systems is investigated analytically and experimentally. It is shown that the effect of stationary communication channels is reflected in the variation of the illumination of parts of the image or the whole image; the effect of nonstationary communication channels manifests itself in the blurring of the image. The irradiation of the scattering channels by other light sources results in a superposition of the spectral density of the background-source brightness on the transmitted image.