Ink jet printing system, ink jet printing method, and storage medium
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHitoshi Tsuboi, Yoshitomo Marumoto, Hiromitsu Yamaguchi, Ryota Kato, Yohei Masada
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHitoshi Tsuboi, Yoshitomo Marumoto, Hiromitsu Yamaguchi, Ryota Kato, Yohei Masada
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The present invention provides an ink jet printing system and method which allows high-quality images to be printed while improving the gloss of an image surface, as well as a relevant storage medium. According to the present invention, an image is printed using a print head including multiple nozzle arrays provided for ink in respective multiple colors and in each of which multiple nozzles configured to eject ink are arranged; the print head ejects the ink in the multiple colors onto the same print area on a print medium during multiple scans. The multiple types of ink are ejected from the print head so that the connectivity of ink dots formed on the front outermost surface of a print area is higher than that of other ink dots formed in the print area.
An ink jet printing apparatus configured to print an image on a predetermined region of a print medium during a first number of times of scans of a print head comprising a first nozzle array for ejecting a first ink and a second nozzle array for ejecting a second ink having lightness lower than that of the first ink, the apparatus comprising:
An ink jet printing method of printing an image on a predetermined region of a print medium during a first number of times of scans of a print head comprising a first nozzle array for ejecting a first ink and a second nozzle array for ejecting a second ink having lightness lower than that of the first ink, the method comprising:
A storage medium in which a computer readable program is stored, the program allowing a computer to function as a data generation apparatus that generates data allowing a print head to apply first and second inks to a predetermined region on a print medium during a first number of times of scans of the print head, the second ink having lightness lower than that of the first ink,
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