JPH04204734A - Film container device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To confirm a picture to be printed only by checking a film by provid ing an index in each picture frame corresponding to the printing area designated during taking the picture. CONSTITUTION:When pictures are taken, printing method such as normal size printing, triming size printing or panorama size printing, is also recorded in the film, for example, in the form of magnetic information. This magnetic information corresponding to each frame 3a of the negative film 3 is recorded as an index for printing in the upper edge part of each frame bag 2a of a portion bag 2 of a negative film bag 1. In a portion bag 5 in the lowest side of the bag 1, a template 4 having frames of normal size (F), triming sizes (E1)-(E4), and panorama size (P) is contained so that the part of a picture to be printed can be immediately confirmed by overlaping the trimming frames in the template 4 on a desired frame of the negative film 3. Thereby, the picture to be printed can be confirmed only by checking the index of the negative film bag.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Chemical production takes just one minute per month! f The present invention relates to a film storage surface that is provided with an index indicating which portion of one frame of the film has been printed when the film shot at a pseudo focal length or panorama is returned from Raho.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION In the past, various photographic systems capable of performing pseudo focal length or panoramic photography have been proposed (for example, International Publication No. W090104320 and Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 62-40440).

Problems to be Solved by the Invention When a photograph is taken using such a system, and the film and prints are returned to the photographer, the following problems arise.

For example, if a similar subject is photographed with different pseudo focal lengths, the print will be a print with a different focal length, but the film itself will be a film on which the same subject was photographed, and the frame of the film will be different from the print. There are times when it is very difficult to tell whether there is one or two. Therefore, it is very difficult to adapt when reprinting.
There was a problem.

One way to solve this problem is to print each frame number of the film on the back side of the print. By doing this, you can see the correspondence between the film frames and the prints by looking at the printing on the back side of the prints.

However, if you do not have the print at hand or if you paste the print in an album and cannot see the back side, the above-mentioned problem still remains, especially in the case of pseudo focal length photography.

In addition, as a special method, information for associating each frame of the film with the print is written on the print, and when ordering a second print, the information on the print is read and the order is placed. There is also one that corresponds to the frames of the film (Jikai No. 1!-186334).

Since it is only L, even in the case of a + stage like this, if you do not have a printout or at hand, the above-mentioned problems will still occur. Furthermore, such means requires a device for reading and storing information from the print, which poses a problem in that the processing becomes complicated and expensive.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems.Even if you do not have the print at hand, you can check the screen when it was printed just by looking at the film, and when reordering the print. To provide a film storage device which can effectively eliminate tilting.

In order to achieve the purpose of ``Riki Sakai ± Sarei P, who dissipates the flames'', the present invention provides the following features: For example, an index indicating whether the print is a normal size print, a cropped size print, or a panoramic size print is provided for the finger corresponding to the print area.

That is, the film storage device stores the negatives of photographed film, and is configured to provide an index corresponding to a print area specified at the time of photographing within the photographed screen corresponding to each frame of the negative. do.

In the above configuration, the film storage device is a negative bag, and the above-mentioned indicator is provided on each frame corresponding to each frame of the negative of the negative bag, and a template having a frame indicating a print area corresponding to the indicator is provided. It can also be configured to have

Further, in the above configuration, a template having a frame indicating a print area corresponding to the index of each frame of the negative may be provided corresponding to each frame of the negative.

Functions and Effects of the Invention According to the above configuration, when ordering prints again, you can see at a glance which frame of the negative will be printed and in what size, whether it is printed or not, by looking at the index of each frame in the negative bag. I understand. Therefore, if a similar subject is photographed with different pseudo focal lengths, the print will be a print with a different focal length, but the negative itself will be of the same subject or a photograph of the same subject, and the difference between the print and the actual photograph will be different. Corresponds to pieces etc.C
Even if it is difficult to tell at first glance whether the piece is printed with a negative one or not, by looking at the index of the above-mentioned blank bag, you can easily tell whether the piece is a negative piece or what size it is printed with. Therefore, even if you don't have a print or a copy at hand, you can check what the screen will look like when printed just by looking at the index on the blank bag that corresponds to each frame of the film.
It is possible to effectively eliminate the troublesomeness of printing and re-doing two sentences.

Embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9.

As shown in FIG. 1, the film storage device according to this embodiment includes a negative bag 1 for storing photographed film negatives 3.
The general structure is as follows.

This negative bag 1 stores every six frames of film negative 3 into a row of small bags 2. For example, whether the above film is printed in trade size, rimming size, or puff size is recorded in advance as magnetic information, and the information on the film is recorded in advance. The recording of the above-mentioned magnetic information corresponding to each frame 3a of the negative 3 is recorded at the -F' end of each frame 2a of the pouch 2 of the negative bag 1 as a printing finger mark 2. In other words, depending on the size of each frame, for example, rF is required for normal size prints from normal shooting.
Record J (1.5th frame r), and print the cropped size from cropped photography using IE according to the magnification I.
Please record IJ or rE 4-1 (see piece 2.3),
rP for panoramic size prints from panoramic shooting
Record J (see 4th and 6th pieces). In addition, as shown in FIG.
F-1, +-Rimmingzuiz “EIl.

rE2J, rE3j, rE4J, panoramic size "P-
: By storing the template 4 in which the frame of each frame is formed and applying the frame of each size of the template 4 to the desired frame of the negative 3, the part of each frame of the non-conformity 3 is calcined (=l For example, as shown in FIG. As shown on the right side of Vd-1, the condition of a normal-sized burnt area surrounded by a small area is indicated.Also, as shown in Figure 4, rFJ,...1 is recorded. Negative 3 on the left
When the E4'J size frame of the template 4 is placed on the piece 3a of the frame 3a, it is shown whether the trimming size is printed in such a way that the periphery is largely covered and only the central portion is enlarged, as shown on the right. In addition, in FIG. 3.4, the cat image is expressed as a positive image for ease of explanation.

A specific method for storing film negatives in such a negative bag will be described below.

First, as shown in FIG. 5, a person who orders film development and its prints places a film cartridge 11 containing the film that has been photographed into an order bag 10, writes down the print size and number of copies, etc., and places the order with the laboratory. do. At the laboratory, after receiving the order, the film 12 is transferred from the film 12 to the cartridge 11 in a long form. ) The negative 9 is developed in the film developing device 13. After that, the print information reading device 14 reads the magnetic information of each frame recorded on the negative 9 and calculates the print time of each frame. input the noise into the Nostem control device 15. On the other hand, the negative 9 is conveyed to the printing device 16. here,
Based on the information input to the stem control device 15, the print size control device 17 is driven to position the light shielding frame 18 with respect to the roll print paper 19, and the zoom magnification control device ff120 determines the zoom magnification. Thereafter, the frames corresponding to a predetermined number of copies are printed on the roll-shaped print paper 19. After printing is completed, the negative 9 is cut by the negative cutting device 21 every 6 frames, for example, in the case of a 36-sheet film, under the control of the stem control device 15 described in -1-. .

22 is formed. On the other hand, after the printed paper 19 is fixed in a fixing device 23, it is cut by a print cutting device 24 into one print paper 19 or each one based on the control by the system control device 15. and prints 25+., 25 are formed.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the rolled negative bag 31 includes:
At the upper end of the piece storage area corresponding to each piece of the negative mentioned above,
After the symbols (P, F, E, etc.) based on the recorded magnetic information recorded on the negative and input to the control device 15 are printed by the printing device 26, they are controlled by the system control device 15. Based on this, the negative bag 2 is cut by the negative bag cutting device 27 into predetermined dimensions.

Finally, the negative 22 cut into every 6 frames,
, 22 and the template 29 are cut into the predetermined dimensions and stored in a predetermined portion of the negative bag 28, and the prints 25°..., 25 cut into 1 each are packed into the print bag 30. The items are placed together in the order bag 10 and then returned to the person who placed the order.

Therefore, according to the above embodiment, when ordering a print again, even if there is no print 25, if you look through the template 29 according to the symbol recorded for each frame in the negative bag 28, you will see that the frame 22 is defective. You can clearly see at a glance what size will be printed. Therefore, if you shoot a similar subject with different pseudo focal lengths in 1-, the print will be a print with a different focal length, but the negative itself will be a film on which a similar subject was shot, and the difference between the print and the negative will be different. Even if it is difficult to tell at first glance whether the frames correspond to each other, if you look at the negative bag 28 using the template 29, you can easily see which frame of the negative 22 will be printed and in what size.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments,
It can be implemented in various other ways. For example, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, if you prepare a template 44 that matches the frame corresponding to the print size of each frame of the negative 43 and store them in a negative bag so as to overlap them, you can From the outside, you can easily see which print each frame of the negative 43 corresponds to. Alternatively, the template 44 may be printed directly on the negative bag itself. Furthermore, the L magnetic information is not limited to being recorded on a negative bag or as an index for printing, but it is also possible to record directly on the negative itself.

[BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS] FIG. 1 is a front view of a negative bag which is a film storage device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. Front view, Figure 3.4 is an explanatory diagram of the case where a prescribed frame of the template is placed based on the t-sign information recorded at the time of photographing, respectively, a prescribed frame J of the negative, Figure 5.6
．． Fig. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of film development and printing in a Raho and the use of a negative bag, and Figs. 8 and 9 are front views of a template and a corresponding negative, respectively, in a film storage device according to another embodiment of the present invention. It is. 1. Negative bag, 2. Small bag, 3. Negative, 3a piece, 4. Template, 5-. Small bag, 9. Long defective item, 10. Order i
, 1 film cartrinone, 12-- film, +
3. Film printing device, 14. Print information reading device,
15 System control device, 1G-print device, 17
Print scythe control device, 18 Shade frame, i9 Print, 20 Zoom magnification control device, 21 Negative cutting device,
22 Failure, 23... Fixed 6 device, 24 Print cutting device, 25 Print)... 26 Printing device, 27... Negative bag cutting device, 28... Negative bag, 29 Template, 3
0...Printed bag, 31. Rolled negative bag, 43. Negative, 44...Template. Patent Applicant Minolta Camera Co., Ltd. Agent Patent Attorney Aohaku Ao and 2 others 1s1 Figure 2

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) A film storage device for storing photographed film negatives (3, 22, 43), in which a photograph is taken within the photographed screen corresponding to each frame of the negative (3, 22, 43). 1. A film storage device characterized in that an index corresponding to a specified print area is provided. (2) The film storage device is a negative bag (1, 28), and the negative (3, 22, 43) of the negative bag (1, 28) is
), and set the above indicators on each piece corresponding to each piece.
Claim 1 further comprising a template (4, 29, 44) having a frame indicating a print area corresponding to the index.
The film storage device described in . (3) A template (
2. The film storage device according to claim 1, wherein a frame (4, 29, 44) is provided corresponding to each frame of the negative (3, 22, 43).