Electronic camera utilizing image compression feedback for impro

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348396, 348393, H04N 1104

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic camera is disclosed that employs a color transformation stage 14 for transforming primary color signals into luminance and chrominance signals. The luminance signal is subjected to a lossy compression in the compression stage 16a, and then decoded in the decompression stage 32 to generate a feedback signal having lossy artifacts. The feedback signal is used in the generation of the chrominance signals prior to their compression, which causes the later-reconstructed chrominance signals to have fewer artifacts due to the compression algorithm.

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