Ex Parte Kole - Page 5



          Appeal No. 2004-1134                                                        
          Application No. 09/928,204                                                  

          indicates that Suzuki’s gain adjustment provides brightness                 
          compensation.                                                               
               The appellant argues that Suzuki’s signal processor receives           
          each signal independently, whereas the appellant’s color signals            
          are combined and then sent to an amplifier (brief, pages 5-6).              
          The appellant’s claim 1, however, does not require combining the            
          signals before they are sent to the amplifier to which Suzuki’s             
          signal processor corresponds.                                               
               For the above reasons we find that the camera claimed in the           
          appellant’s claim 1 is anticipated by Suzuki.  Accordingly, we              
          affirm the rejection of that claim and claim 2 that stands or               
          falls therewith (brief, page 4).                                            
                                       Claim 3                                        
               Claim 3 requires “an amplifier (35) for the white                      
          compensation and the brightness compensation of the red value               
          signal (R) and the blue value signal (B), and an amplifier (36)             
          for the brightness compensation of the green value signal (G).”             







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