Tone conversion apparatus, image display apparatus using the...

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Hue control

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C348S254000, C348S674000

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07911540

ABSTRACT:
In a tone conversion apparatus, a decision-processing section sequentially detects a signal level difference between pixels of an image in a predetermined direction thereof by using the image signal having a first number of bits, determines whether the signal level difference remains within a preset signal level difference, and determines a pixel which has the same signal level as that of an immediately preceding pixel that encounters the signal level difference and is consecutive with the immediately preceding pixel. A bit-allocation-processing section may also be utilized.

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Office Action from Japanese Applicatin No. 2005-352586, dated Nov. 30, 2010.

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