Scan/print system for performing image processing and an image s

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358455, 358456, H04N 140

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053432835

ABSTRACT:
Method of processing photoelectrically scanned image information representing different gray values, before such information is converted, by half-tone processing, into image information representing no more than two gray values, such that the scanned information is distinguished into different categories of information, each category being subjected to a filtering operation determined by the category, the information thus filtered for each category being suitable for subjecting to one type of half-tone processing.

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