Method for recording a color image using dots of colorants of di

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

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358 80, 346140R, H04N 146, G03F 308, G01D 1516, G01D 1518

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046724320

ABSTRACT:
A method for reproducing a halftone color image is disclosed, in which each picture element comprises a plurality of cells and one dot is formed for each cell. At least two colorent densities are used for at least some of the colors. When there is more than one combination of colorants which can represent a given density in a picture element, the combination having the largest number of dots is selected. In a preferred embodiment, more colorants of different densities are used for cyan and magenta then are used for black and yellow.

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