COLOR SEPARATION SERVICES USED

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CHAMELEON HI-FI COLOR SEPARATION 360 Imaging, Inc. 120 Fredette Street Gardner MA 01440 Color separation services used in the pre-press printing industry and custom manufacture of plates used for printing, lithography, and flexography;The mark consists of the word Chameleon in light green, with the wording HI-FI COLOR SEPARATION in orange, in a thinner font lettering, with an image of a multi-colored chameleon standing upon the letters eon of the word Chameleon, with the nose of the chameleon in dark orange, then turning into a lighter orange towards the neck, and then turning into a light green in the midsection, and then phasing into blue toward the tail of the chameleon, with the tail being dark blue except for the very end of the tail, which is light green. The chameleon also has purple ridges on its back, and purple eyeballs, which are surrounded by white. The chameleon also has two purple feet , and it's tail wraps around and underneath the end of the term chameleon.;The color(s) green, blue, red, purple, orange, yellow and white are is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;HI-FI COLOR SEPARATION;
CHAMELEON HI-FI COLOR SEPARATION 360 Imaging, Inc. 120 Fredette Street Gardner MA 01440 Color separation services used in the pre-press printing industry and custom manufacture of plates used for printing, lithography, and flexography;HI-FI COLOR SEPARATION;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A color separation device according to the present invention comprises a first color separation member having a first polarization direction changing element and a second polarization direction changing element, and a first polarization separation element, and a second color separation member having a second polarization separation element. The first color separation member may be configured from a color separation function element and a polarization direction changing element. Linearly polarized light being made incident on the first color separation member at an angle of approximately 45 degrees so as to separate the light into reflected light and transmitted light, both lights having different colors and one of the different colors corresponding to one of three colors, and one of the lights being made incident on the second color separation member so as to separate the one of the lights into further reflected light and further transmitted light, both further reflected light and further transmitted light corresponding to the other two of the three colors, respectively.