Method, apparatus, and recording medium for image correction
a technology for recording media and image correction, applied in the field of method, apparatus, and recording media for image correction, can solve the problems of color reproducibility becoming completely different between prints, color reproducibility not being completely compatible between photographic prints and proof prints, and photographic prints not being able to reflect the result of image processing
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[0096]FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an image output system adopting an image correction apparatus as the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the image output system in this embodiment exchanges data and a print between a user 1 and a laboratory 2. The user 1 obtains original image data S0 by using a digital camera (DSC) 11, and generates processed original image data S1 by carrying out various kinds of image processing on the original image data S0 by using a personal computer 12. The user 1 obtains a proof print TP having desired colors by using a household printer 13 such as an ink jet printer. The original image data S0 may be obtained by reading an original image such as a photographic film with a scanner. In this embodiment, the original image data S0 comprise R0, G0, and B0 color data while the processed original image data S1 comprise R1, G1, and B1 color data. The user 1 may record the processed original image data S1 in a recording medium such as a...
second embodiment
[0122] As has been described above, in the second embodiment, the print P1 having the same color reproducibility as the print P0 can be obtained at the time of additional printing, even if the printing condition is not the same as at the time of generating the print P0.
[0123] In the second embodiment, the print P0 is selected from the prints Ps generated by the laboratory 2. However, a print P0′ for additional printing may be selected from prints Ps′ generated by a laboratory other than the laboratory 2, and only additional printing may be requested from the laboratory 2. In this case, original image data S1 are not stored in the laboratory 2. Therefore, the user 1 may provide the original image data S1 to the laboratory 2. Alternatively, the laboratory 2 may be connected to the laboratory that generated the prints Ps′ via a network and the original image data S1 are read by the laboratory 2 by accessing an image database of the laboratory that generated P0′. In this manner, a print...
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[0125] In the third embodiment, the image data obtained by the reading means 21 and first conversion means 22 are called the scanned image data S6 (R6, G6, B6) and converted scanned image data S6′ (L6, a6, b6), respectively. Image data obtained by second conversion means 24 through conversion of the original image data S5 are called converted original image data S5′ (L5, a5, b5) and image data obtained by third conversion means 25 are called print image data S7 (R7, G7, B7).
[0126] The embedding means 15 secretly embeds the ID information H in the original picture data S0, and obtains the original image data S4 having the ID information H embedded therein. Hereinafter, how the ID information H is embedded by the embedding means 15 will be explained. An original image (hereinafter called S0) represented by the original image data S0 is an image comprising m×n pixels of 8-bit RGB data. First, subplanes SB each comprising p×q pixels (p0. The number of the subplanes SB in the original im...
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