JPS59100424A - Photographic print - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To arrange and keep photographic prints as they are while they are classified by themes, by arranging frames of one photographic roll film on one mount. CONSTITUTION:A sheet photograpic print mount 1 in the same shape with an album mount has printing picture surfaces 2. The number of the picture surfaces 2 is substantially equal to the number of exposed frames of one roll film on the market, and the mount 1 has 12 picture surfaces 2. None of a blur, out-of-focus, and an idle-shot picture surface is not printed. The picture surfaces 2 are arranged in two dimensions. An entry field 3 for a theme, etc., is provided over the picture surfaces 2 and various specific themes are printed. An entry field 4 for the frame number of a negative picture surface, identification mark, etc., is provided under each picture surface 2. A label, etc., may be stuck to the field 4.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to photographic prints! Concerning photo prints suitable for organizing and storing samurai themes.

[Prior art]

In general, each frame of photographic film is one print, and the prints are organized into albums according to themes. That is, for example, when a child's sports day is held, a roll of commercially available photographic film (12 sheets or more) is prepared in advance.
The practice is to purchase a 36-shot film (such as a 36-shot camera), take pictures of the sports day on that film, and organize the prints into albums with the sports day as one theme. In this way, one Noilm has many bows that are used according to themes.

(-Kaji, even if you use the film by theme, conventionally 1:] Ma is one print.
It has no taste. After printing, sorting by machine is also done.
After many years, there is a problem (hereinafter referred to as the first problem) that the work of pasting it on the album mount is difficult, and even if it is difficult. Even if the pasting is completed, there is a problem (hereinafter referred to as the second problem) in that a large number of album mounts are used for one theme, and the enjoyment of viewing the album is not fully satisfied.

In order to solve the first problem in section 2, various techniques have been proposed to allow photographic paper to function as an album mount.

For example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 28516 and Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 38-16711 disclose a technique for printing one photographic image onto a single sheet of photographic paper. However, this technique has the disadvantage that when a large number of photographs are taken, if they are bound together in an album, they become thick and difficult to store. Showa 52-1
As described in Publication No. 04918, a technique is known in which a plurality of photographic images are attached to photographic paper to create an album mount. Since there are a large number of sheets, problem 2 mentioned above cannot be solved and it is difficult to organize them by theme.

[Purpose of the invention]

In order to solve the above problems, the inventors of the present invention have completed the present invention as a result of intensive studies.The purpose of the present invention is to provide photographic prints suitable for organizing and preserving them by theme. There is something to do.

[Development of invention]

The above object of the present invention is to provide a 135 mm size film, 11
Achieved by printing all the frames taken in a roll of commercially available roll photographic film such as 0 mm size film by two-dimensionally arranging the photographic prints on a single sheet of desired size having an album narrowing means. be done.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained based on the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention, showing the state after an image of a negative film is printed on a photographic paper surface when a 12-shot 135 mm size film is used.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a photo print mount formed in the form of a sheet having the same shape as the album mount. Reference numeral 2 denotes a printed screen formed by printing an image of a negative film onto a predetermined position on the surface of photographic paper 1' through a projection lens.

The number of printed screens 2 is substantially the same as the number of frames of one commercially available roll film, and in this embodiment, 12 printed screens 2 are provided. The phrase "substantially" here means that if there are unsuitable images such as blur, out-of-focus, or aerial photography, those images may be removed.

The burned screens 2 are arranged in a two-dimensional direction. The two-dimensional directions include, for example, the two-dimensional directions of the vertical direction and the horizontal direction as shown in FIG. 1, but are not limited thereto and include all arrangements other than the one-dimensional arrangement. In this embodiment, for example, three sheets are arranged vertically and four sheets are arranged horizontally on the sheet-like photographic paper 1 of A4 size, but it is also possible to arrange four sheets vertically and three sheets horizontally. In addition, in the case of 24-card manipulation, for example, 6 vertically
In the case of taking 36 images, it is sufficient to arrange, for example, 9 pieces vertically and 4 pieces horizontally.

On the upper blade of the burning screen 2 arranged as above, enter the theme etc. in 4? ] 3 is provided, and it is possible to enter information such as sports day, travel, etc. Further, below each printing screen 2, there is provided a field 4 for entering a number or identification mark corresponding to the frame number of the negative screen. The entry fields 3 and 4 may be filled in using a label or the like, instead of being written directly with a writing instrument, or may be printed by stamping.

Note that 5 indicates a binding means such as an album binding margin, and 6 indicates a fold of the print paper that also serves as a mount.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, it is not limited thereto, and various different embodiments can be adopted.

For example, only the five album inserting means at the fold line may be made of a material other than photographic paper and may be integrated with one portion of the print paper. One screen to be printed does not have to be the same screen as in the above embodiment, but may have different sizes.

Furthermore, a single frame print may be made into a heart shape or other desired shape by using a printing frame or the like. It is also possible to provide a photographic print by pasting all the photographed frames of one film onto a single mount.

The type of film may be any commercially available roll film such as 135 mm film or 110 mm film. Further, the size of the sheet (print) may be other than A4 size, and the shape can be changed depending on the theme of the photograph.

Furthermore, the two-dimensional arrangement of the printed screen can be changed depending on the theme of the photograph.

For example, consider the profile of a private school Koshien baseball player. Koshien player Deyu's UQ face is featured in gravure magazines, etc., but he cannot edit it himself. If you take a photo of our school's Koshien baseball players on a roll of photographic film and print it on the photo print according to the present invention, it will be preserved as an album for a long time and beautifully preserve your happy memories. can. And the way the screen is arranged is simply to display the profile of the batter first, for example, in order of batter.
It is possible to arrange them as shown in the figure, but if you cover the sheet with a protective cover such as transparent PVC with diamonds printed in advance on the sheet made by printing each player's face photo on a predetermined position etc. If the defensive position of each player can be seen, the value of the album will increase.

In addition to the profile of a baseball player as described above, it is of course possible to use the profile of a player from another sport as the theme. In this case, if various backgrounds are printed on the cover sheet, the value of the album can be increased, as described above.

Furthermore, if the theme is, for example, a grandfather's 60th birthday celebration, photos of each family member can be printed and arranged in positions corresponding to the genealogy displayed on the cover sheet and used as a commemorative album. Furthermore, its applications range from polyacid to two-dimensional print arrangement of photographic prints in consideration of combination with a covering sheet having a calender structure.

[Early Fruit of the Invention] According to the present invention, in particular, one print mount of a desired size is constituted by a number of printed frames that are actually the same as the number of photographed frames in one roll of commercially available photographic film. Because of this, it is possible to organize and save photographic prints as they are according to theme, which further improves the enjoyment of viewing still photographs. In this way, one book's worth is printed on a single mount, so it is an effective arrangement when making an album by using the six methods of binding on each mount along with other prepared front and back covers. Enjoy, enjoy 3,

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a top view showing an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1 indicates a photo print mount, and 2 indicates a printing screen. Special J [Odesan: Konishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd. Agent Rishizaka “] Nobuaki (1 idiot)

Claims (1)

[Claims] All the prints of the number of frames taken in one roll of commercially available roll photographic film such as 135 mm size film and 110 mm size film are two-dimensionally printed on a single sheet of desired size that has an album insertion means. An array of photographic prints.