Method and apparatus for adaptive color characterization and calibration
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorDavid K. McCauley
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorDavid K. McCauley
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A system and a method in which channel independent linear transfer functions or calibration curves for color devices such as printers, scanners and displays are individually created. The calibration curves are created using a low cost light intensity sensor. Scaling constants are determined and desired linear aim response curves are scaled together to maintain a desired color balance. The color saturation effects are also removed by scaling or normalizing to some maximum input drive level that does not saturate any of the colors. The characterization curves are rotated about the desired linear aim response curves to create compensation curves for each the characterization curves adapted to the particular device response characteristics. The dynamic range maximized, linearized, color balanced and saturation compensation curves are loaded into conversion tables which convert input values into the appropriate output values.
A method of calibrating a desk top computer color device, comprising the steps of:
A method of calibrating a desk top computer color device, comprising the steps of:
A method of calibrating a desk top computer color device, comprising the steps of:
A method of creating one dimensional color calibration tables from response characterization values produced by a color input/output device, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for color device calibration, comprising:
An apparatus for calibrating a color device, the color device comprising a monitor, printer and scanner, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for color device calibration, comprising:
An apparatus for color device calibration, comprising:
An apparatus for color device calibration, comprising:
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