Generating a day/night image
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsLi QIAN, Xavier Domingo Reguant, Secundino Vicente Vicente
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Abstract
According to one example, there is provided a method of generating a day/night image on a media. The method comprises obtaining an image to be printed as a front-to-back image, printing the obtained image on a first side of the media, processing the obtained image by flipping the image, applying a degree of edge removal, and applying a degree blur. The method further comprises printing the processed image on a reverse side of the media, such that the first printed image and printed modified image are substantially aligned with one another.
Claims15
A method of generating a day/night image on a media comprising:
- obtaining an image to be printed as a front-to-back image;
- printing the obtained image on a first side of the media;
- processing the obtained image by:
- flipping the image:
- applying a degree of edge removal;
- and
- applying a degree blur;
- and
- printing the processed image on a reverse side of the media, such that the first printed image and printed modified image are substantially aligned with one another.
A printing system comprising:
- a print engine to print on a media;
- and
- a processor to:
- obtain an image to be printed;
- control the print engine to print the obtained image on a first side of a media;
- process the obtained image to removing a degree of edges therefrom, to apply a degree of blur thereto, and to flip the image;
- and
- control the print engine to print the processed image on a second side of a media.
A computing device, comprising:
- a processor,
- a memory in communication with the processor, and
- computer executable instructions stored in the memory and executable on the processor to:
- obtain an image to be printed;
- control a printing system to print the obtained image;
- process the image to apply edge removal and blurring thereto, and to flip the image;
- and
- control a printing system to print the processed image on the reverse side of a media.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.