Appeal No. 95-1516 Application No. 07/672,497 circuit and a density correction circuit, as claimed, for providing sharper, finer images. Upon modifying the Hirane device, whose shift register has been replaced with the 3-bit shift register of Zeise, the output of the density correction circuit would have been provided to the shift register in order to refine the image represented by the data therein. 2. With regard to appellant’s argument that the laser beam intensity of Suzuki is varied only between two levels in contrast to the instant invention wherein the image processing system can control the amount of current individually for each pattern detected, while this may be so, the individually controlled current for each pattern detected and the number of laser beam intensity levels form no part of the instant claimed subject matter. However, to the extent that appellant is claiming such individually controlled current for each pattern detected in instant claim 2, the applied references do teach a plurality of LEDs as the light source and Hirane teaches a plurality of current control circuits for controlling an amount of current supplied to the LEDs. Appellant’s arguments have not convinced us of any error in our decision of June 19, 1997. Accordingly, appellant’s request for reconsideration has been granted to the extent 4Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007