Abstract:
Images of two or more pictures which are exposed in superimposition upon each other on a record carrier in the presence of diffraction gratings are reproducible in an apparatus which employs at least one light source for each image. The light sources are offset with reference to the optical axis of the apparatus. The first diffraction orders of pairs of selected images are projected onto separate portions of a photocathode tube in a television camera or onto the photocathode tubes of two discrete television cameras so that the selected images can be viewed on separate portions of the picture tube of a single television receiver or on the picture tubes of two discrete television receivers.
Abstract:
Color prints of multicolored originals are obtained on absorbent paper by exposing recording layers each of which consists of a differently pigmented material to the action of electrooptically regulated laser beams so that the thermal images formed by the beams are representative of correspondingly colored portions of the original. The thermal images are applied to a strip of paper so that the differently colored images of the same original overlie each other. The recording layers can be provided on the paper strip or on discrete expendable or reusable flexible carriers which are transported across the paths of the respective laser beams. Such beams are produced by a 10.6 Mu -CO2 laser which emits a main beam and by partly and fully reflective mirrors which are placed into the path of the main laser beam. The recording layers may consist of liquid, pasty or pulverulent material.
Abstract:
Frames on a color motion picture film are scanned point-by-point along scanning lines for reproduction on a color television receiver. The modulated light beam resulting from the scan is expanded optically to extend across three filter strips of red, green, and blue, respectively. At least two of the filter strips have grating lines running perpendicular to the direction of the scanning lines, the distance between grating lines on the first filter strip differing from the distance between grating lines on the second filter strip. A single photoelectric transducer means receive the signals from all filter strips. The output of the photoelectric transducer is converted into a standard television signal for reproduction on a television receiver.
Abstract:
A method of recording color picture information from an original scene on a film having a single layer of photosensitive emulsion containing a mixture of silver halide grains of different spectral sensibilities. The film is exposed in an optical camera to record a first series of monochrome images of the luminance content in the original color picture scene and a second series of monochrome images which are to represent the color content of the scene. The film is thereupon treated in a laboratory, and such treatment involves a reversal process including the exposure of a color raster onto the film portion which is provided with the second series of images. The spatial frequency of the color raster corresponds to the desired scanning frequency for the purpose of reproducing the images by color television scanning techniques.
Abstract:
Color prints of multicolored originals are obtained on absorbent paper by exposing recording layers to the action of electrooptically intensity-regulated laser beams so that the laser beams influence the affinity of recording layers to liquids and pigments in dependency on the distribution of different colors in a multicolored original. The thus treated recording layers are thereupon wetted and pigmented in the respective colors prior to being brought into contact with a strip of paper to form thereon a series of overlapping images of the original, each such image being of a different color.