DE1597136A1 - Photographic copy and equipment for making it - Google Patents

Description

Robert S _e Bremson, Jr., Mission Hills, State of Kansas (V, St ₀ A ₀ ) -

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Photographic copy and apparatus for their manufacture

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The invention relates to a photographic copy with a developed area, as well as a device for their productionο

There are already with photoempfin & lent paper in roll form working ProJektionskopiörgeräte known that from a megative several at the same time, of different sizes Delivering copies or prints »It is also known to use contact or flat copy devices with projection copiers to join that of a negative only one picture at a time

This invention is intended to be a photographic print that two pictures of a negative and one for information or has a portion that can be used for purposes of painting, as well as an economical and fast working device for an production - these prints are created »

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This problem is solved by the fact that the photograph! see Print a purchase of a produced picture on v / eisendaa Section, a wider, "produced" image corresponding to the first image, but made smaller provided section, and a third, a copied one The section showing the image, with the one with the copy « The image provided portion preferably occupies only a small part of the print, essentially rectangular section is.

The device for making these deductions has a composite multi-Frojektionslinss consisting Awei _t the same time from a negative two images of different sizes producing OProiektionslinsenayatemen consists "

The following part of the description describes some embodiments the invention described on the basis of drawings " Ea show:

Fig. 1 is a partially broken away front view

sees someone working with paper rolls Prooection copier with a contact copying direction and a together set Kehrf aeii-Pr © 3 ection lens system;

2 shows a representation shown on a larger scale, partly in section and partly in elevation the one removed from the copier compound lens system;

FIG. 3 is a view of the FIG . lens shown from below;

Fig. 4 is a partial section close to the line 4-4 in Fig. 1, in which the mask for the contact copier and the mask for the PTOäektionakopiereisriclitung as well as di ©. Assignment of both masks is shown; and

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Fig. 5 is a top view of a typical print or copy with two identical binders of different sizes and an additional one, also on an elongated _t . rectangular area arranged information = materialο

Projection copier, designated as a whole with 1 and working with paper rolls, has a revolving spindle 2 and a driven spindle 5, both of which carry parts of a sleeve 4 made of photosensitive paper. Guide rollers 5 u® & 6 guide the paper in the form of a continuous belt 7 along a path 8 _S which moves the belt on the way to the driven spindle 5 iß horizontally through an iron light source 9 ¹ having contact copying device 9 and a proportional copying device 10. A number stamp 11 is provided, which marks the position of the gauges on the paper, which is then developed and cut off in order to produce separate copies or prints.

Immediately ektionskopiereinriehtung under the Pro ^ 10 is a lens housing housed 12, in your a composite in the following described in more detail Pro ^ ektions "= lens 13 is arranged * The lens housing 12 has ge" suitable means to such, B _o 'caps, filter Devices for adjusting the focal length, and devices for calculating the exposure time, which control the length of the length supplied to the assembled lens 15.

A lamp housing 14 · has a light source (not shown) _? the upwards through a rectangular negative holder .15 on the lens housing

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12 is directed. On the copy table 17 is one Control panel 16 arranged, and for the sake of simplicity for the operator there are also not shown footwear. operated control devices provided.

The compound lens 13 has a tubular shape Part 18 on that with a suitable, in a certain Position in the lens housing 12 insertable flange 19 is equipped. The tubular 2? Eil 18 carries on his lower end of a plate 21, in which two with 22 and 23 designated Pro ^ elctionslinsen are arranged. The lenses 22 and 23 have different focal lengths and are at unequal distances between the web 8 of the tape and the negative holder 15 arranged, whereby the pro ^ i- * aated images formed by upwardly directed light rays guided through a negative in negative holder 15, simultaneously be focused at different points and in different sizes in the plane of the web 8.

On a surface 25 of the motion copier device 10, immediately below the belt 7, there is a mask 24 which is provided with square openings 26 and 27 and which keeps away the light that strikes the belt 7 apart from the images projected by the lenses 22 and 23. An opaque section 28 of the mask 24 completely covers a respective corner section adjacent to an edge of the two openings 26 and 27. A mask 29 is arranged in the contact copying device 9, which mask keeps away the light incident on the tape with the exception of the light passing through an opening 30. The opening 30 corresponds, apart from a narrow one

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Band section, the loan-impermeable section 28 of FIG Mask 24>

The driven spindle 3 and individual rollers 5 and 6 are disposed is suitable catfish so as to bring the underlying first over the mask 29 Bandabsehnitt during a perfect Beliehtimgszeitraumes in exact alignment with the mask 24 _o If we assume _e that a square negative in A suitable iv © ise is arranged in the negative holder 15, then a complete copy or a print is made as follows: A section of the tape? is stopped over the contact copying device 9, in which a small part 32 of the tape surface is exposed through the opening 50 of the mask. The contact copying device 9 has previously been provided with a suitable negative "which results in an image which has inscriptions 33 and 34 along the mutually perpendicular edges 35 and 36 of the opening 30. Between the labels 33 and 34 and essentially on the entire _t through the öffauag. 30 certain remaining area are attached iVerbuags- or information data

The tape section resting on the mask 29 is then, as shown in Fig. 1, moved to the right on the web 8 until it is in exact alignment with the mask 24. The image of the negative 31 is then projected upwards and at the same time sharply imaged by the lenses 22 and 23 of the composite lens 13, generally two images 38 and 39, which correspond to one another with the exception of the different GtMq

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39 are through the openings 26 and 2? on the tape ? projected while the section 28 of the mask 24 covers the area previously exposed through the opening 30 »The tape is then moved further to the right, so that a new tape section is located in both the contact copier 9 and the proofing copier 10. The copied image 40 may be transmitted simultaneously with the per »jizierten images 38 and 39 on successive portions of the belt 7 _β

_F developed Hach exposure karts the hell 4 by conventional, suitable for paper rolls aitwicklxmgseinriclitungen and then cut into elongated rectangular Absügen or copies 41 in each of which the greater portion of the surface 42 of a substantially square benefited image 38 ', a smaller portion by a square pro ^ iaiertea picture 39 corresponding in form and content to picture 38, but made smaller, and another small part $ 2 of the area 42 covered by a copied picture 40 \ wxä.e> n <> The benefited pictures 38 and 39 have ei? _s ste in longitudinally spaced aligned edges 43 and 44 and aweite edges 45 and 46 which are arranged parallel to each other. The copied image 40 has the shape of an elongated rectangle, the edge 35 of which runs parallel to the second edge 45 of the larger image. The edge 36 of the copied image 40 lies next to the smaller projected image 39 and runs perpendicular to the second edge 45 of the larger image »

Between the pictures are worked in a suitable #eise-

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Separate dividing lines 48 and 49 are provided, which allow easy separation of the damaged parts of the print 41 according to the inscriptions 33 «& d 54 and, under certain circumstances, the information 37 Pictures 38 and 39 surrounding volume 50 on *

In this Wed se * deductions can be made with the above "described device from a single negative, the one example zumEinkleben in an album suitable larger image, a small, for example, in a wallet-worn BIId ₅ Details for the instruction of the recipient on the use have the developed images and valuable Anseigenrsium ,, of the dealer or the manufacturer of the prints can be exploited of amateur film. deviations in the Great ratios of the images 38 ₁ 39 and 40 can be easily achieved without departing from the spirit "

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Claims (1)

Expectations 1, Eia photograph! shear trigger suit anx developedea Area, characterized by a first, a pro $ izier ~ tes picture (38) having section, one s \ 7eiten, with a step (39) corresponding to the first picture, but made smaller, and a third section having a copied image (4-0). 2. photographic print as claimed in claim 1 _t characterized in that it has the shape of an elongated Hechtecks and the first image (38) substantially square, and is greater than the second, also essential in the "square image (39). 3 "Photographic Abizug according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that provided with the copied image (40) section of only a small part of the trigger, a substantially rectangular portion is more engaging. 4- _e photographic print as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, characterized in _t that the on dea larger and provided for the smaller section images (38.3 * 0 longitudinally spaced, aligned first edges (43,44) and spaced parallel have second edges (45, 46) running towards one another; and that the smaller portion provided with the copied image (40) is parallel at a distance BAD ORIGlNAI. 009820/0843 to the second edge (45) of the larger image (38) run de first edge (35) s and has a second edge (36) which is adjacent to the smaller profiled image (39) and perpendicular to the second edge (4-5) of the bigger picture
(38) runs. 5 «Photographic print according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that between deja
Separation lines (48, 49) are provided for individual images, 6 «Photographic print according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the individual
Images (38.39 * 40) are surrounded by borders (50). 7, 'Photographic print according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the copies ©
Image (40) contains information « 8, photographic print according to one of claims 4 - Q _9, characterized in that the copied image (40) sr
along its first and second edge (35 * 36), the larger or "has lettering (35" 34) relating to the smaller image " 9 «Photographic print according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the entire
Area of the copied image (40) is printed, 10 · Roll paper copier with a
Contact copying device, characterized in that
that the projection lens is a compound multi-facu projection lens 03) «, BAD OBiGlNAL 009820/0843. 11o set after spoke 10, characterized in that the composite multi-Projekfcionsiinse (13) has two projection lens systems (22,23) on eist v /, at the same time from a negative two images (38, ⁵⁹⁾ provide different sizes. 12. Apparatus according to claim 11, marked \; by a aligned with the lens systems (22, 23) that the projected Images (38,39) surrounding Bareioh covering Mask (24) and one connected to the copier (9), the areas of the profiled images aMeckende Mask (29). 13. Device according to claim 11, characterized in that the negative and the produced images (; 58, 39) are square are and the compound multi-pru ^ ection lens (13) disproved images next to each other? projected onto an elongated, rectangular surface (4-2).,? jobei beside the projected images an unexposed: * area remains free, exposed by the Kontaktkopiereinrichtimg (9) BATH Q09820 / 08 4 3