Appearance-based technique for rendering colors on an output dev

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

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395101, 358518, 358520, 358523, 382167, 382162, H04N 160, G03F 308

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ABSTRACT:
A target output device such as a printer is characterized in a manner that primary colorant amounts can be determined on the basis of a pair of chromaticity coordinates in a chromaticity space having a pair of chromaticity coordinates that span hue and chroma (saturation) and a luminance correlate (monotonic function of luminance). Lightness (or darkness) of the colors is handled largely independently. This makes it possible to store the colorant information in a two-dimensional table indexed by chromaticity coordinates. The information in the table is for colors that are characterized by the highest luminance that the target printer is capable of rendering for a given chromaticity (hue and chroma).

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