H04N1/4015

Compensating over-saturation due to dye-enriched colorant

A method is described in which image data of an image to be printed is obtained wherein the image data includes data of each colorant to be printed. The image data of each colorant to be printed is analysed to detect areas of the image in which dye-enriched colorant will occur during printing. The image data is modified to compensate for over-saturation due to the dye-enriched colorant in the detected areas and the image is printed based on the modified image data.

Secondary color uniformity compensation mechanism

A printing system is disclosed. The printing system includes at least one physical memory device to store calibration logic and one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device to execute the calibration logic to perform uniformity compensation of a plurality of secondary colors printed by pel forming elements, each of the pel forming elements associated with one of a plurality of primary colors, including generating a uniformity compensated first primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a first primary color and a uniformity compensated second color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a second primary color, generating an updated uniformity compensated first primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with the first primary color and a uniformity compensated third primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a third primary color and generating an updated uniformity compensated second primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with the second primary color and an updated uniformity compensated third primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a third primary color.

SECONDARY COLOR UNIFORMITY COMPENSATION MECHANISM

A printing system is disclosed. The printing system includes at least one physical memory device to store calibration logic and one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device to execute the calibration logic to perform uniformity compensation of a plurality of secondary colors printed by pel forming elements, each of the pel forming elements associated with one of a plurality of primary colors, including generating a uniformity compensated first primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a first primary color and a uniformity compensated second color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a second primary color, generating an updated uniformity compensated first primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with the first primary color and a uniformity compensated third primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a third primary color and generating an updated uniformity compensated second primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with the second primary color and an updated uniformity compensated third primary color transfer function for each of the pel forming elements associated with a third primary color.

DEFECTIVE NOZZLE COMPENSATION MECHANISM

A printing system is disclosed. The printing system includes at least one physical memory device to store calibration logic and one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device to execute the calibration logic to generate a uniformity compensated halftone design for each of a plurality of pel forming elements, generate a missing neighbor corrected halftone design for each of the pel forming elements, generate a missing neighbor threshold lowering function for each of the pel forming elements based on the uniformity compensated halftone designs and the missing neighbor corrected halftone design and compute an average of the missing neighbor threshold lowering functions to generate an average missing neighbor threshold lowering function.

DEFECTIVE NOZZLE CORRECTION MECHANISM

A printing system is disclosed. The printing system includes at least one physical memory device to store nozzle correction logic and one or more processors coupled with at least one physical memory device to execute the nozzle correction logic to receive a uniformity compensated halftone design for each of a plurality of pel forming elements, receive an average missing neighbor threshold lowering function, receive a defective nozzles list including one or more of the plurality of pel forming elements indicated as defective during print production and perform missing neighbor processing by applying the average missing neighbor threshold lowering function associated with a pel forming element determined to be a neighbor of a defective pel forming element.

Method and device for adjusting greyscale of display panel solving problem of ineffectiveness of eliminating unevenness caused by inaccurate mura compensation value

The present disclosure discloses a method and device (302) for adjusting grayscale of display panel, the method includes: performing image capture on the display panel, and obtaining a current image (S10); identifying an uneven area in the current image, and detecting original output brightness and original input grayscale of the uneven area (S20); determining a target input grayscale corresponding to a preset target brightness according to actual Gamma curve value which is obtained by testing the display panel (S30); using the difference between the original input grayscale and the target input grayscale as grayscale compensation value of the uneven area (S40).

Liquid ejecting device and liquid ejecting method

An liquid ejecting device includes an inkjet head, a scanning driving unit, a storage, an influence degree storage that stores influence degree information, and a control unit. The influence degree information indicates a magnitude of an influence generated at one ejection position by forming dots of the liquid at each of a plurality of ejection positions. The control unit causes other nozzles to eject a larger amount of liquid than at a normal time with respect to at least a part of the ejection position where the liquid is ejected by the other nozzles in the vicinity of an abnormal nozzle at the time of main scan, and selects an ejection position to which the other nozzle ejects a larger amount of the liquid than the normal time based on the influence degree information.

ITERATIVE UNIFORMITY COMPENSATION MECHANISM

A printing system is disclosed. The printing system includes at least one physical memory device to store halftone calibration logic and one or more processors coupled with the at least one physical memory device to execute the halftone calibration logic to receive print image measurement data corresponding to a first halftone design associated with each of a plurality of pel forming elements, generate measurement data for each of the pel forming elements based on the print image measurement data, generate a uniformity compensated halftone for each of the pel forming elements based on inverse transfer functions corresponding to each of the pel forming elements and the first halftone design and transmit the uniformity compensated halftone for each of the pel forming elements.

COMPENSATING OVER-SATURATION DUE TO DYE-ENRICHED COLORANT

A method is described in which image data of an image to be printed is obtained wherein the image data includes data of each colorant to be printed. The image data of each colorant to be printed is analysed to detect areas of the image in which dye-enriched colorant will occur during printing. The image data is modified to compensate for over-saturation due to the dye-enriched colorant in the detected areas and the image is printed based on the modified image data.

Ink discharge complementing method and printing apparatus
11270171 · 2022-03-08 · ·

The conversion of the dot percentages using the first conversion table Td1 and the second conversion table Td2 is performed for the gradation data Dh by the defective nozzle corrector 95. Here, the first conversion table Td1 converts the dot percentages of the pixels Px corresponding to the normal nozzles Nn having no discharge defect by the first rate Rd1 lower than 100%, and the second conversion table Td2 converts the dot percentages of the pixels Px corresponding to the surrounding nozzles Na located around the defective nozzle Nd by the second rate Rd2 higher than the first rate Rd1. Then, the shading correction is performed for the defect complemented gradation data Dc obtained by converting the dot percentages in this way by the shading corrector 96.