Abstract: Using a first imaging device, 3D image data of a skeletal portion is acquired. A second imaging device is positioned in a first position, and a starting image is generated by either, (a) generating based on the 3D image data a first 2D projection image corresponding to the first position, or (b) acquiring with the second device, from the first position, an acquired 2D image of the skeletal portion and, using a computer processor (22), registering the acquired 2D image with the 3D image data. The second device is moved to a second position, and without acquiring a 2D image with the second device from the second position, using the at least one computer processor, generating based on the 3D image data a subsequent image that is a 2D projection image that corresponds to the second position of the second device. Other embodiments are also described.

Abstract: Examples of an apparatus and method for use with a printing system are described herein. A correction to be applied to a printing system during print calibration is obtained. A distortion is applied to the correction. A relationship between an expected and measured output of the printing system is determined based on the print performed at least in part on the distorted correction. The printing system is calibrated on the basis of the determined correction.

Abstract: In one example, a device comprises an image transfer member, a platen to form a first nip with the image transfer member, a photo imaging plate to form a second nip with the image transfer member, and a controller to determine first information relating to a characteristic of the first nip, and to determine second information for use in adjusting a relative position of the photo imaging plate and the image transfer member on the basis of the first information.

Abstract: In an example, a method includes printing a set of images by transferring print agent between a roller of a print agent source and an electrophotographic surface in a plurality of transfer operations, wherein the roller is controlled to have a first voltage profile during each of the transfer operations. A variation in optical density which is consistent across the set of printed images may be detected, and a second voltage profile correction may be determined based on the variation in optical density. The method may further comprise printing a subsequent image by transferring print agent between the print agent source roller and the electrophotographic surface in a subsequent transfer operation, wherein the roller is controlled to have the second voltage profile during the subsequent transfer operation.

Abstract: In one example, a device comprises an image transfer member, a platen to form a first nip with the image transfer member, a photo imaging plate to form a second nip with the image transfer member, and a controller to determine first information relating to a characteristic of the first nip, and to determine second information for use in adjusting a relative position of the photo imaging plate and the image transfer member on the basis of the first information.

Abstract: In an example, a method includes printing a set of images by transferring print agent between a roller of a print agent source and an electrophotographic surface in a plurality of transfer operations, wherein the roller is controlled to have a first voltage profile during each of the transfer operations. A variation in optical density which is consistent across the set of printed images may be detected, and a second voltage profile correction may be determined based on the variation in optical density. The method may further comprise printing a subsequent image by transferring print agent between the print agent source roller and the electrophotographic surface in a subsequent transfer operation, wherein the roller is controlled to have the second voltage profile during the subsequent transfer operation.

Abstract: An example is provided to calculate calibration data for or print quality data of a printer, in one example, image data on printed elements of a plurality of patches printed at different powers or intensities by a print device may be determined.

Abstract: In an example, a method includes printing a set of images by transferring print agent between a roller of a print agent source and an electrophotographic surface in a plurality of transfer operations, wherein the roller is controlled to have a first voltage profile during each of the transfer operations. A variation in optical density which is consistent across the set of printed images may be detected, and a second voltage profile correction may be determined based on the variation in optical density. The method may further comprise printing a subsequent image by transferring print agent between the print agent source roller and the electrophotographic surface in a subsequent transfer operation, wherein the roller is controlled to have the second voltage profile during the subsequent transfer operation.

Abstract: An example printer comprises an impression cylinder arranged to receive an impression medium thereon and an intermediate transfer member arranged to transfer printing fluid onto a substrate received on the impression medium. The printer further comprises an image sensor arranged to sense an accumulation of printing fluid on the impression medium as sensor data and a controller. The controller is configured to determine, based on the sensor data, an accumulation level of the printing fluid on the impression medium and determine if the accumulation level meets a threshold.

Abstract: According to an aspect there is provided a method for conditioning a blanket in an offset printer, the method comprising during a non-printing cycle of the offset printer, applying a first voltage to an intermediate transfer member of the offset printer, wherein the intermediate transfer member comprises the blanket, and maintaining the first voltage for a first period of time.

Abstract: In an example, a method of operating a liquid electrophotographic printer is described. The method involves applying limits to a printer control signal. In particular, the printer control signal is digitally processed to reduce signal values to within the obtained limits, wherein neighboring values are modified to maintain the total energy of the printer control signal. The liquid electrophotographic printer is controlled using the processed printer control signal.

Abstract: An example is provided to calculate calibration data for or print quality data of a printer, in one example, image data on printed elements of a plurality of patches printed at different powers or intensities by a print device may be determined.

Abstract: According to an aspect there is provided a method for conditioning a blanket in an offset printer, the method comprising during a non-printing cycle of the offset printer, applying a first voltage to an intermediate transfer member of the offset printer, wherein the intermediate transfer member comprises the blanket, and maintaining the first voltage for a first period of time.

Abstract: Examples of an apparatus and method for use with a printing system are described herein. A correction to be applied to a printing system during print calibration is obtained. A distortion is applied to the correction. A relationship between an expected and measured output of the printing system is determined based on the print performed at least in part on the distorted correction. The printing system is calibrated on the basis of the determined correction.