Method and system for processing a multi-colour image
AssigneeOce-Technologies B.V.
InventorHenricus Johannes George Draaisma
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AssigneeOce-Technologies B.V.
InventorHenricus Johannes George Draaisma
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A method and system are provided for processing digital multi-colour images for the reproduction thereof on a colour printing and/or copying system. Particularly, the printing and/or copying system is capable of complementary forming registered composite multi-colour images of coloured marking particles. This means that the separation images of coloured marking particles are formed contiguous to each other rather than in a superimposed relationship. The digital multi-colour images are processed such that during reproduction thereof any adverse effects on image quality caused by register errors in a predetermined direction are eliminated or at least limited. To accomplish this, a particular halftoning technique is used wherein with gradually increasing input density value of the image pixels, a linear growth pattern is generated in the predetermined direction by alternately adding image dots to both sides.
An image processing system for processing a digital multi-colour image for reproduction thereof on a colour image reproduction system including an image-carrying member by sequentially and complementary forming a plurality of registered separation images of coloured marking particles on said image-carrying member, said image processing system comprising:
A method for processing a digital multi-colour image for reproduction thereof on a colour image reproduction system capable of complementary forming separation images of coloured marking particles, said method comprising the steps of:
A computer program product embodied on at least one computer readable medium, for processing a digital multi-colour image for reproduction thereof on a colour image reproduction system capable of complementary forming separation images of coloured marking particles, the computer program product comprising computer-executable instructions for:
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