Image recorded product, image recording system, image reproducin

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283 94, 283107, 283110, 283112, 428195, 428913, 428914, B42D 1500

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ABSTRACT:
An image recording system superimposes, on an original image, an additional image which is same as at least any one of visible characters, symbols and numerals recorded on a recorded product and records the superimposed image on the recorded product as an image for certification. The additional image superimpose-recorded on the recorded product cannot visually be recognized and it is permitted to be visible when a universal optical filter is used.

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"Visual Cryptographic Scheme of Information Through the Human Visual System", p. 126, 1995, Kazuhito Oka, et al. (With English translation).

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