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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsEdward B. Gindele, Andreas E. Savakis, Stephen Etz
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In a method for varying one or more print attributes of a print made from a digital image, a print attribute value is computed for the digital image based on a determination of the degree of importance, interest or attractiveness of the image and the resulting print attribute value is used to control a print attribute of the print made from the image. The print attribute value is derived from an emphasis or appeal value, wherein an appeal value is an assessment of each image taken by itself and the emphasis value is an assessment of each image in relation to other images in a group. In a typical embodiment, the print attribute is either the number of prints made of the image, the size of a print made from the image, or the magnification factor used for the image.
A method for varying one or more print attributes of a print made from a digital image, said method comprising the steps of:
A web-based method useful in a client-server host configuration for varying one or more print attributes of a print made from a digital image, said method comprising the steps of:
A web-based method useful in a client-server host configuration for varying one or more print attributes of a print made from a digital image, said method comprising the steps of
A computer program product for varying one or more print attributes of a print made from a digital image, said program product comprising:
A system for varying one or more print attributes applied to prints made from a group of digital images, said system comprising:
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