Abstract:
PHOTOGRAPHIC LAYERS CONTANING A COMPOUND HAVING THE FORMULA:
R-(-CH AS EXPLAINED BELOW BECOME LESS SOLUBLE OR LESS SWELLABLE UPON EXPOSURE AT THE LIGHT-STRUCT AREAS. A RELIEF IMAGE IS OBTAINED AFTER REMOVAL OF THE UNEXPOSED AREAS.
Abstract:
PHOTOGRAPHIC LAYERS CONTAINING A LIGHT-SENSITIVE CYCLIC ARYL POLYCARBOXYLIC ACID IMIDE AND A COMPOUND HAVING AT LEAST ONE OLEFINIC DOUBLE BONDS OR HAVING GROUPS CAPABLE OF FORMING OLEFINIC DOUBLE BONDS, UPON EXPOSURE BECOME LESS SOLUBLE OR LESS SWELLABLE UPON EXPOSURE AT THE LIGHTSTRUCK AREAS. A RELEIF IMAGE IS OBTAINED AFTER REMOVAL OF THE UNEXPOSED AREAS.
Abstract:
The brightness and density distribution of an object can be digitally measured photographically by exposing a light-sensitive photographic material at a dot screen or the like and to the object to be measured, and photographically processing the exposed light-sensitive material to produce equidensity images in which different densities of the object are differently represented.
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.