Appeal No. 2006-1695
Application No. 10/649,277
secondary references. Specifically, we do not agree with the
examiner that the cited prior art teaches or suggests (1)
selecting one compressed resultant image from each of the
plurality of original images after compressing each of the
resultant images, and (2) placing each of the selected compressed
resultant images into a concatenation file, let alone creating a
look-up table corresponding to the concatenation file as claimed.
Takagi is a film camera. For any given photograph, once the
user selects at least one desired image among the plurality of
displayed predicted images as shown in Fig. 15, Takagi's film
camera then photographs the image based on the control values
associated with the selected image. For additional photographs,
the process is repeated. Takagi also discloses in col. 2, lines
40-44 and col. 13, lines 7-11 that the camera includes terminals
that connect a plurality of image signals stored by the camera's
image storing device to external storage media.
Although Takagi teaches storing images, we find no teaching
or suggestion in the cited prior art to select one compressed
resultant image from each of the plurality of original images
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