Color monitoring system for use in creating colored displays
OwnerPhilip E. Tobiasinventor
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The present invention provides a means for readily monitoring the optical densities of colors which make up a display or particular arrangement (such as pictures in a magazine which are printed with colored inks), and includes means for automatically detecting which of the basic colors predominant in a color is being monitored. In addition the present invention includes means to indicate to the user that the optical density of a predominant basic color detected is satisfactory with respect to, or different from, a desired reference value and provides information to enable the user to correct the optical densities of the basic colors being used prior to creating future displays, for instance the system provides information to enable the user to readily adjust the ink flow in a printing press during a printing "run."
A method for determining black marker locations for use to determine what colors of a color swatch bar should be read by a scanning head comprising the steps of:
A scanning densitometer system for automatically monitoring a plurality of color inked areas on material and for automatically identifying which of a plurality of ink control positions related to said areas may be in need of a control change comprising in combination:
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