Method and apparatus for making monochrome facsimiles of color images on color displays
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorPaul G. Roetling
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorPaul G. Roetling
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Method and apparatus are disclosed for making 35 mm color slides from a color image created on a color cathode ray tube (CRT) terminal. The color terminal transmits commands to a remote central processing unit (CPU) that in turn operates a 35 mm camera device to expose 35 mm color slide film. Prior to transmitting the commands, a black on white facsimile of the color image is created by a graphic printer located at the color terminal. The black and white facsimile uses different halftone dot patterns in a monochrome graphic image to simulate the different colors created at the color terminal. The halftone dot pattern density is related to the luminance of the color it represents and the scale of the dot pattern is large to enable ready detection by the human eye. Also, different dot patterns are used for different colors and on edge enhancement technique is used to distinguish one simulated color region from another in the monochrome image.
A method of simulating an electronic polychrome raster image represented by color signals with an electronic monochrome raster image represented by marking signals comprising
Apparatus for generating a monochrome raster scan graphic image of a polychrome raster scan image created on the face of a polychrome CRT comprising
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