Image reading apparatus, image forming system, and program for image reading apparatus
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorKenji Kawatsu
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AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorKenji Kawatsu
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An image reading apparatus includes: a conveyor that conveys paper on which an image is formed along a conveyance path; a first guide member including a first opening on a reference surface opposed to the conveyance path that guides the conveyed paper; a first opposing member that arranges the image on the paper in a colorimetric range set in the first opening on the reference surface by pressing the reference surface via the paper to allow the paper to abut the reference surface; a second opposing member that presses the reference surface by a pressing surface including a calibrating member in a reference color to arrange the calibrating member in the colorimetric range; and a colorimeter arranged on a side opposite to the conveyance path across the first guide member that performs colorimetry on the image on the paper and the calibrating member arranged in the colorimetric range.
An image reading apparatus comprising:
An image forming system comprising:
A non-transitory recording medium storing a computer readable control program of an image reading apparatus including a conveyor that conveys paper on which an image is formed along a conveyance path, a first guide member including a first opening on a reference surface opposed to the conveyance path that guides the conveyed paper, a first opposing member that arranges the image on the paper in a colorimetric range set in the first opening on the reference surface by pressing the reference surface via the paper guided by the first guide member to allow the paper to abut the reference surface, a second opposing member that presses the reference surface by a pressing surface including a calibrating member in a reference color to arrange the calibrating member in the colorimetric range, and a colorimeter arranged on a side opposite to the conveyance path across the first guide member that performs colorimetry on the image on the paper and the calibrating member arranged in the colorimetric range, the program causing a computer to execute:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.