High fidelity color rendering method avoiding moire problems

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Graph generating

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ABSTRACT:
In order to achieve a larger color gamut, more colorants are used than the classical three chromatic colors cyan, magenta and yellow. The use of extra process colors, such as red or orange, green and blue, poses extra requirements on the screening process or on the color separation process. A method is described in which optimal color rendering is achieved by use of maximum three chromatic colorants at the same place only. In one embodiment particular sets of three chromatic colorants each cover color sub-gamuts which are disjunctive, allowing each input color to be located within one color sub-gamut. A set comprises no complementary colors.

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