Tonal conversion method for pictures

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

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358455, 358298, H04N 140

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053133102

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed herein is a tonal conversion method of a picture useful upon producing a reproduced picture such as hard or soft reproduced picture from an original picture recorded or otherwise stored on a recording medium. Tonal conversion is conducted in such a way that the pictorial information value (X.sub.n) of a picture element on a camera subject; i.e., real picture corresponding to a desired picture element on the original picture, i.e., medium picture is obtained from a density information value (D.sub.n) relating to the density information of the desired picture or the original picture or the medium picture, and converting the thus-obtained pictorial information value (X.sub.n) into a tone intensity value (y) by using a specific tonal conversion formula.

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