| 摘要 |
A method for making continuous-tone, raster color images that are less susceptible to the effects of misregistration is described. For each pixel the present method determines the component-wise maximum positive color difference for the pixel from its neighbors. A fraction of this difference is then determined and then added to each pixel's color value, thus eliminating annoying white space between color transitioning in pixels. The particular fractional value is a function of the pixel's luminance.
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