Apparatus for producing customized prints of still frame television scenes
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorJames U. Lemke
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorJames U. Lemke
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By means of the invention, hard copy prints having customized color composition and contrast are provided. To effect such customizing, apparatus according to the invention derives color composition information directly from the face of the television set the display of which is to be copied. Having normalized the sensitivity of the hard copy printer so that its copy-print color-matches the display of the television set in question, the television set is adjusted to one's personal taste. Then a wand, as is preferred, is brought against the picture-tube face of the television set to pick off the preselected color composition of the image to be copied, thereby to set the color exposure within the hard copy printer. Attendantly, the printer produces a print virtually precisely like that to which the television set was subjectively adjusted.
Apparatus for producing a customized color print of a still frame display appearing on a color television set equipped with tint and saturation controls for regulating the color composition of its display, said apparatus comprising:
Apparatus for producing a copy print of a still frame scene appearing on a color television set having tint and saturation controls, said copy print having color composition virtually identical to that of said still frame scene, comprising
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