Image processing apparatus with conversion and reconversion of t

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358448, 358455, 358456, 382252, 382272, H04N 140

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ABSTRACT:
In an image processing apparatus in which digital data of a certain number (m) of levels are converted into digital data of a larger number (n) of levels, then subjected to certain desired editing processing, and again digitized to data of the original number (m) of levels. The redigitization to m levels is conducted by determining the average density of a predetermined area, utilizing data of pixels already redigitized to m levels, and redigitizing the data of n levels into m levels, utilizing the average value. This process significantly reduces the amount of data processing required without formation of an unpleasant texture on the image resulting from errors in digitization.

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