Image processing method and image forming apparatus

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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355 14R, 355 19C, 118645, 430357, G03G 1501

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ABSTRACT:
An image processing method and apparatus wherein document information is separated by using an optical device into two colors that are complementary to each other, converted photo-electrically and processed by using a photo-electric conversion device, and extracted on the basis of the result of processing by using a color extraction information generation device, and a color information designated by the color extraction information of the color extraction information generation device is stored in a color information storage device.

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