Method of and apparatus for correcting color pattern in multicol

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 77, 358 80, 380 5, H04N 146

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049318616

ABSTRACT:
A multicolor printing process which uses original first and second print patterns for carrying out a print pattern modification process carries out a reduction process by which an overlapping portion of the patterns are reduced to obtain a reduced overlapping portion. A linkage portion is formed between the reduced overlapping portion and a residual portion of the first print pattern. A modified first print pattern is then formed which consists of the residual, linkage, and overlapping portions. The shapes of the original and the generated patterns are expressed by binary data for each pixel of the original print. The shape modification process for obtaining the modified first print pattern is performed through logical processing.

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