Method for removing the effect of light scattering in a...

Image analysis – Image enhancement or restoration

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C382S274000

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07933463

ABSTRACT:
In accordance with the present invention, there is provided a method for removing the effect of light scattering in a digitized image of a light-scattering film comprising providing a light-scattering correction film that has a uniform optical density; providing a light scattering target film that has a pattern of optical densities; scanning the correction film with a film scanner to create a digital correction film image; scanning the target film with a film scanner to create a digital target film image; measuring the two-dimensional pattern of responses present in the digital correction film image; determining a correction function from the two-dimensional pattern of responses to correct for the effect of light scattering in the digital correction film image; and applying the correction function to the target film image to provide a corrected target film image.

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patent: 5566012 (1996-10-01), Koshimizu et al.
patent: 7053927 (2006-05-01), Jones et al.
patent: 7272257 (2007-09-01), Toba

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