Patents Assigned to Supersample Corporation
  • Patent number: 6834935
    Abstract: The present invention provides a method of printing a digital image on a textile including the steps of selecting 8 to 16 inks to form an ink set, calibrating the ink set to create an ink set profile, using the ink set profile to calculate hue and shade-based look-up tables directly correlating the inks with the color space coordinates of the pixels of the digital image. The present invention also is a system and an apparatus providing a device for performing the calibration of the ink set and direct correlation of the color space coordinates. The printed fabric has a first plurality of dots having 8 to 16 differently colored inks per dot and a second plurality of dots having one color per dot. Significantly, the present invention produces printed textiles having a high detail, deep color, and broad shading, as well as a combination of dyes heretofore considered incompatible.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 18, 2003
    Date of Patent: December 28, 2004
    Assignee: Supersample Corporation
    Inventors: David S. Kushner, Charles R. Hoffman, III
  • Publication number: 20030169321
    Abstract: The present invention provides a method of printing a digital image on a textile including the steps of selecting 8 to 16 inks to form an ink set, calibrating the ink set to create an ink set profile, using the ink set profile to calculate hue and shade-based look-up tables directly correlating the inks with the color space coordinates of the pixels of the digital image. The present invention also is a system and an apparatus providing means for performing the calibration of the ink set and direct correlation of the color space coordinates. The printed fabric has a first plurality of dots having 8 to 16 differently colored inks per dot and a second plurality of dots having one color per dot. Significantly, the present invention produces printed textiles having a high detail, deep color, and broad shading, as well as a combination of dyes heretofore considered incompatible.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 18, 2003
    Publication date: September 11, 2003
    Applicant: Supersample Corporation
    Inventors: David S. Kushner, Charles R. Hoffman
  • Publication number: 20030169324
    Abstract: The present invention provides a method of printing a digital image on a textile including the steps of selecting 8 to 16 inks to form an ink set, calibrating the ink set to create an ink set profile, using the ink set profile to calculate hue and shade-based look-up tables directly correlating the inks with the color space coordinates of the pixels of the digital image. The present invention also is a system and an apparatus providing means for performing the calibration of the ink set and direct correlation of the color space coordinates. The printed fabric has a first plurality of dots having 8 to 16 differently colored inks per dot and a second plurality of dots having one color per dot. Significantly, the present invention produces printed textiles having a high detail, deep color, and broad shading, as well as a combination of dyes heretofore considered incompatible.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 18, 2003
    Publication date: September 11, 2003
    Applicant: Supersample Corporation
    Inventors: David S. Kushner, Charles R. Hoffman
  • Patent number: 6588879
    Abstract: The present invention provides a method of printing a digital image on a textile including the steps of selecting 8 to 16 inks to form an ink set, calibrating the ink set to create an ink set profile, using the ink set profile to calculate hue and shade-based look-up tables directly correlating the inks with the color space coordinates of the pixels of the digital image. The present invention also is a system and an apparatus performing the calibration of the ink set and direct correlation of the color space coordinates. The printed fabric has a first plurality of dots having 8 to 16 differently colored inks per dot and a second plurality of dots having one color per dot. Significantly, the present invention produces printed textiles having a high detail, deep color, and broad shading, as well as a combination of dyes heretofore considered incompatible.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 3, 2001
    Date of Patent: July 8, 2003
    Assignee: Supersample Corporation
    Inventors: David S. Kushner, Charles R. Hoffman, III
  • Publication number: 20030122894
    Abstract: There is provided a method, system, and apparatus of reproducing a digital image on a paper including the steps of the user selecting 8 to 16 inks to form an ink set, calibrating the ink set to create an ink set profile, using the ink set profile to calculate hue-based and/or shade-based look-up tables (LUTs) that directly correlate the inks with the color space coordinates (e.g., RGB values) of the pixels of the digital image. By directly correlating the inks and the color space coordinates using hue and shade, the present method faithfully reproduces the digital image. The method may be practiced using a system and/or apparatus that provides means for performing the calibration of the ink set and direct correlation of the color space coordinates. The printed substrate has a first plurality of dots having 8 to 16 differently colored inks per dot and a second plurality of dots having one color per dot.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 3, 2002
    Publication date: July 3, 2003
    Applicant: Supersample Corporation
    Inventors: David S. Kushner, Charles R. Hoffman
  • Publication number: 20030103104
    Abstract: The present invention provides a method of printing a digital image on a textile including the steps of selecting 8 to 16 inks to form an ink set, calibrating the ink set to create an ink set profile, using the ink set profile to calculate hue and shade-based look-up tables directly correlating the inks with the color space coordinates of the pixels of the digital image. The present invention also is a system and an apparatus providing means for performing the calibration of the ink set and direct correlation of the color space coordinates. The printed fabric has a first plurality of dots having 8 to 16 differently colored inks per dot and a second plurality of dots having one color per dot. Significantly, the present invention produces printed textiles having a high detail, deep color, and broad shading, as well as a combination of dyes heretofore considered incompatible.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 3, 2001
    Publication date: June 5, 2003
    Applicant: Supersample Corporation
    Inventors: David S. Kushner, Charles R. Hoffman