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:
Photographic images are produced by forming in a light-sensitive photographic layer a vesicular image which subsequently is transformed by treatment with a swelling agent for the binder into a stable image consisting of differences in the refractive index; the latter image can be made visible by suitable optical means.
Abstract:
The ink-jet recording system comprises a rotor on whose cylindrical surface rests a recording support, and a annular inkjet nozzle system which is stationary in relation to the rotor. At least one supply roll and one take-up roll for the sheet-form recording support are arranged on the rotor. These rolls are connected to the rotor so that the recording support makes both a rotary and a translatory movement in operation relative to the stationary nozzle system. In a preferred embodiment the rotor in the form of a solid cylinder and the recording support is guided externally over the surface of the rotor. In this embodiment, the stationary annular nozzle system is arranged over the surface of the rotor.
Abstract:
Photographic images are produced by imagewise decomposition of addition compounds of hydrogen peroxide with organic compounds, the image being made visible, either physically by developing the gas bubbles formed during decomposition, or chemically by using the oxygen formed during decomposition for a color-forming reaction.
Abstract:
A process for the production of positive photographic images comprising the steps of imagewise exposing a light-sensitive silver salt emulsion layer, photographically developing to form a negative silver image in the exposed areas, treating the exposed and developed layer with a peroxide compound, the peroxide compound is left to act on the layer until it has been decomposed at the negative silver image, and forming a positive image by decomposition of the undercomposed peroxide compound in the unexposed areas of the layer.
Abstract:
IN A PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES BY IMAGEWISE EXPOSURE OF LIGHT-SENSITIVE LAYERS TO IMAGEWISE PRODUCE NUCLEI THAT CATALYTICALLY DECOMPOSE PEROXY COMPOUNDS, WHEREIN THE EXPOSED LAYER IS TREATED WITH A PEROXY COMPOUND AND WITH REACTION COMPONENTS FOR A DYE-FORMING OXIDATION REACTION THAT PRODUCES THE PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGE, THE IMPROVEMENT ACCORDING TO WHICH THE TREATMENT IS ALSO WITH AN ORGANIC COMPOUND HAVING AT LEAST ONE ALIPHATIC HYDROXYL GROUP AND/OR AN ALIPHATIC OR AROMATIC KETONE, TO INTENSIFY THE DYE IMAGE.