Non-transitory recording medium storing computer-readable program, information processing device, and print setting generation method
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorAtulkumar GAUTAM
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Abstract
At least one image of a print sample captured by a camera configured separately from an image forming device is acquired. At least one appearance feature of the print sample is specified from the at least one image. A value of an item corresponding to each of the at least one appearance feature of the print sample is acquired by referring to information associating the value of each of the at least one item constituting the print setting with each of the at least one appearance feature. The print setting is generated using the value of the item corresponding to the at least one appearance feature.
Claims14
A non-transitory recording medium that stores a computer-readable program, wherein the program causes a computer to generate print setting of an image forming device, and the program is executed by at least one processor of the computer to cause the at least one processor to execute:
- acquiring at least one image of a print sample captured by a camera configured separately from the image forming device;
- specifying at least one appearance feature of the print sample from the at least one image;
- acquiring a value of an item corresponding to each of the at least one appearance feature by referring to information associating at least one item's value constituting the print setting with the at least one appearance feature respectively;
- and
- generating the print setting using the value of the item.
A method for generating print setting of an image forming device, the method comprising:
- acquiring at least one image of a print sample captured by a camera configured separately from the image forming device;
- specifying at least one appearance feature of the print sample from the at least one image;
- acquiring a value of an item corresponding to each of the at least one appearance feature by referring to information associating at least one item's value constituting the print setting with the at least one appearance feature respectively;
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- generating the print setting using the value of the item.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.