Image processing method
First Claim
1. An image processing method for subjecting image data obtained by reading an image on a film photoelectrically in a digital photoprinter to specified image processing, comprising the steps of:
- acquiring film characteristic of said film; and
correcting the image data in the digital photoprinter in accordance with the acquired film characteristic, wherein said film characteristic is corrected by difference data between standard development conditions and adopted development conditions.
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Abstract
The image processing method of the invention for subjecting image data which is obtained by reading an image on a film photoelectrically to specified image processing, which comprises the step of: acquiring film characteristic of said film; and correcting the image data in accordance with the acquired film characteristic. According to this method, the characteristic change, particularly, gradation characteristic change of the film can be suitably corrected and as a result, a high-quality print having a high-quality image can be constantly and stably obtained.
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16 Claims
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1. An image processing method for subjecting image data obtained by reading an image on a film photoelectrically in a digital photoprinter to specified image processing, comprising the steps of:
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acquiring film characteristic of said film; and
correcting the image data in the digital photoprinter in accordance with the acquired film characteristic, wherein said film characteristic is corrected by difference data between standard development conditions and adopted development conditions. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. An image processing method for subjecting image data obtained by reading an image on a film photoelectrically in a digital photoprinter to specified image processing, comprising the steps of:
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acquiring film characteristic of said film; and
correcting in the digital photoprinter a balance of gradation of said image based on a correction information of the acquired film characteristic. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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