Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

Fujifilm Business Innovation Corp.

Koichi Matsubara

Kenji Hara

Ryosuke Yonesaka

Yuichi Nishikuni

Shinya Takaishi

Daichi Kurotsu

Shigeru Arai

Toru Misaizu

Kazuhiko Horikawa

Yuma Motegi

Kouta Matsuo

Tomohiko Takei

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer, which reproduces a color tone of a printed matter and displays the color tone on a screen before printing, to realize a function of generating an image in which the color tone of the printed matter is reproduced based on a first component reflected by a metallic color material and a second component transmitted through the color material and reflected by paper.

Non-transitory computer readable medium storing program, information processing apparatus, and information processing method

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a program causing a computer, which reproduces a color tone of a printed matter and displays the color tone on a screen before printing, to realize a function of acquiring a density value of a color material that develops a color by absorption of a specific wavelength component and a property of paper related to the absorption of the specific wavelength component, and a function of displaying an image that reproduces the color tone of the printed matter based on the density value and the property of the paper.

Non-transitory computer readable medium storing program, information processing apparatus, and information processing method for reproducing image

An image processing apparatus includes a receiver and a correcting unit. The receiver receives a first read value and a second read value. The first read value indicates a result of reading a first color by a reader from a recording medium in which the first color is applied to a first area in which in-plane density unevenness is confirmable within the recording medium. The second read value indicates a result of reading a second color by the reader. The second color is different from the first color and is applied to a second area that is substantially the same as the first area in a superimposed manner. The correcting unit corrects in-plane density unevenness of the second color applied to the first color in the superimposed manner based on the first read value received by the receiver and the second read value received by the receiver.

Image processing apparatus, image forming apparatus, and non-transitory computer readable medium

Data processing apparatus, three-dimensional manufacturing system, and non-transitory computer readable medium

A data processing apparatus includes a receiving unit that receives first data that defines a shape of and a color of a surface of a three-dimensional object on each specific surface region of the three-dimensional object, and a generating unit that generates color voxel data from the first data. The generating unit assigns plural color components to plural surface voxels in accordance with color information on the color of the surface in the first data, starting with surface voxels, in a priority order of the color components from one having a lower lightness value to another having a higher lightness value, and does not assign an achromatic color component to a surface voxel if a density of the color of the surface in the first data is less than 100 percent.

Data processing apparatus, three dimensional object molding system, and non-transitory computer readable medium

An image processing apparatus includes an edge-portion detector, an edge-width detector, and a tone correction unit. The edge-portion detector detects a pixel of an edge portion by determining whether or not each of pixels constituting image data which has been input is a pixel which is included in the edge portion. The edge-width detector detects, for the pixel of the edge portion detected by the edge-portion detector, an edge width which is a width of the edge portion. When the edge width detected by the edge-width detector is smaller than a value which is set in advance, the tone correction unit performs tone correction differently in accordance with the detected edge width.

Image processing apparatus, image forming apparatus, image processing method, and computer-readable medium

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Koichi Matsubara