Scanning and exposing method using a plurality of optical beams

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358481, H04N 140

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052588564

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for scanning and exposing in which m laser beams which are arranged in an array so that part of a adjacent laser beams overlap on the photosensitive surface, are main-scanned in a direction intersecting the line along which the laser beams are arranged, while being sub-scanned in the direction in which they are arrayed, to carry out a two-dimensional exposure. The power of at least one of the mth laser beam for the Nth main scanning and the first laser beam for the (N+1)th main scanning is changed, or the distance between the mth laser beam for the Nth main scanning and the first laser beam for the (N+1)th main scanning is changed, to correct density unevenness at the overlapping portion of the mth and the first laser beams.

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