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July 1, 1982ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics

A device independent graphics imaging model for use with raster devices

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JWJohn E. WarnockDWDouglas K. Wyatt

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Overview

Describes a new imaging model that integrates various graphic forms across devices, suggesting a unified approach.

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop an intuitive, device independent model for graphics imaging that can be consistently applied across various raster devices.
  • Describes an imaging model integrating scanned images, text, and graphics into a unified structure.
  • Isolates device-dependent aspects into a small set of primitives to reduce implementation costs.
  • Implements the model across binary, grey-scale, and full color raster displays, as well as high-resolution printers.
  • Successfully integrates diverse graphic elements into a device-independent imaging model.
  • Minimized implementation costs for new devices by isolating device-dependent portions.
  • Demonstrated broad application across multiple raster display and printer types.

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Warnock et al. (1982) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a15d0a498b62c6f539f6d5ehttps://doi.org/10.1145/965145.801297
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