Natural ink limit encoding for digital color managed workflow systems
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsJames Michael Sanchez, Guo-Yau Lin, David C. Robinson
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AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorsJames Michael Sanchez, Guo-Yau Lin, David C. Robinson
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Disclosed is a processor-implemented method for limiting ink output of marked image data using a target printer. A processor determines a constrained output (CMYK) LUT node data set for outputting the image data using the target printer to thereby mark the image data using a limited amount of ink. The constrained set is determined by re-encoding an encoded emulation output data, i.e., constraining an initial LUT node data set for the target printer based on a second. ICC profile with a smaller gamut. This allows the printer to inherit the smaller gamut. By constraining the initial LUT as disclosed herein, the final, constrained set emulates the smaller gamut in the target printer without suffering from pathological outcomes. The method enables the printer to inherit a natural ink limit methodology for the output colors that is more relatively proportional, and in a single destination profile.
A method for transforming an ICC profile of a target printer used for outputting image data using a processor, the method comprising the following acts implemented by the processor:
A processor-implemented method for limiting ink output of marked image data using a target printer associated with at least one processor for processing documents containing image data comprising a plurality of pixels, the method comprising the following acts implemented by the at least one processor:
A system for processing image data comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored computer executable instructions, wherein the computer executable instructions, when executed by a computer, direct a computer to perform a method for limiting ink output of marked image data using a target printer, the method comprising:
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