Photocopying – Contact printing – Superimposed carriers
Patent
1997-05-22
2000-07-18
Williams, Kimberly A.
Photocopying
Contact printing
Superimposed carriers
355 77, 355 22, G03B 2702
Patent
active
060914823
ABSTRACT:
A lenticular preprinting process producing a composite image which, when printed, is assembled with a lenticular lens material (18). The composite image is developed from a plurality of images (A-D) which include both graphic and textual images. Each of the respective images are digitized and a pixel array for the image is formed. Separate digital files are created for each image. Next, computerized files are separately created for continuous tone images and for linework images. From these computerized files, separate raster image files for the continuous tone and linework images are produced. Next, segments from each raster image file is combined in a predetermined sequence with segments from the other raster image files to separately interlace the respective continuous tone and line work images. The resulting combined files are now linked to produce an image having both continuous tone and linework constituents. An image plot is now produced whose characteristics represent a map of the interlaced continuous tone and linework images and which includes one or more desired visual effects.
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Carter Steven M.
Clemens Steven J.
Mueller Jennifer P.
Peek Randall L.
Biddison Alan M.
Fields Derrick
Reynolds Metals Company
Williams Kimberly A.
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