WO1997027514A1 - Systeme de developpement photographique - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a photographic processing system for processing photographic films on an order-by-order basis without bonding a photographic film and a photographic film other than the photographic film. Furthermore, it relates to a method for determining the destination of photographic film.
- the photographic processing system here means photographic processing (development of undeveloped photographic film, exposure of developed photographic film image to photographic paper, cutting of developed photographic film, storage of developed photographic film in bags, exposure) Developed photographic paper, cut developed photographic paper (prints), return developed photographic film to a return destination, etc.) Refers to a set of devices that are formed integrally or by using transport means or the like. Background art
- a developing process of a photographed undeveloped photographic film and a printing process in which an image of the developed photographic film is printed on photographic paper to obtain a print are desired.
- Printing, or printing only the image of the developed photographic film on photographic paper to obtain a print generally referred to as negative printing
- a photographic film owner who wishes to process only may request these processes to a photographic film processing dealer (hereinafter abbreviated as a dealer). It is often requested and ordered.
- This photographic film processing store may perform the above-mentioned processing in the store, but in stores that handle a large number of requests from customers, the customer's request order is further processed by multiple photographic film processing Request an order from a photographic film processor that processes the photographic film desired by the customer received at the store. Also, rarely Sometimes a customer places an order directly with a large laboratory.
- the dealer has the customer's name, customer's phone number, date and time of receiving the requested order, finishing date and time, film person, information on whether it is a simultaneous or negative print processing order, and in the case of negative print processing 5 'Print processing power 5 '
- the identification information of the desired photographic film frame, the number of prints processed corresponding to that frame, and the print size (the print size here is the length of the long photographic paper on which the image of the photographic film is printed).
- C indicating the width size, for example, E, L plate size, etc.
- the unprocessed photographic film or developed photographic film taken by the customer in hand over. Also, when a customer places an order directly with a large lab, it is handed over to the large lab where the photographed undeveloped photographic film or developed photographic film in the bag is placed.
- This bag usually contains one order of unprocessed or developed photographic film from the customer. Here, one order is the unit of the order in which one photographic film is the largest.
- a 13.5 photographic film contained in a 13.5 photographic film or a 13.5 photographic film contained in a J-Rem Patrone is divided and divided into pieces.
- One or more sets formed within the range of one line correspond to one order.
- the large lab which has received the undeveloped photographic film in the above-mentioned bag and the developed photographic film, processes the photographic film according to the customer's request for the order recorded in the above-mentioned bag.
- a plurality of photographed undeveloped photographic films are joined together by using splice tape, and after long rolls, photographic film processing is performed.
- the photographic film for which the photographic film processing has been completed as requested by the customer is finally placed in the aforementioned bags for each order and returned to the dealer or the customer directly.
- the photographic film and the above-mentioned bag containing it are moved in a compliant manner to obtain information for photographic film processing. Since the photographic films are joined together using a splice tape, the order of processing of the photographic films that are joined is uniquely determined. If the order is determined, the correspondence between the photographic film and the bag will be maintained for the time being. However, when processing photographic films one by one without joining the photographic films, it is easy to maintain the correspondence between the photographic films and the bags, because the order of the processed photographic films is not fixed. This will cause unforeseen difficulties. As a result, the information recorded in the bag described above may not be able to be used in the processing of photographic film processing.
- the developed photographic film is processed one order at a time without using splice tapes.
- Undeveloped photographic film As in the case of processing undeveloped photographic films that have been photographed without joining the films one by one (one by one), it is difficult to maintain the correspondence between photographic film and bags. As a result, the information recorded in the above-mentioned bag may not be used for the photographic film processing. Then, there is a big problem that the destination of the photo film in the photo processing system cannot be determined.
- the present invention provides a photographic processing system and a photographic film destination determining method which solve the above-described problems in processing photographic films one by one without joining the photographic film and a photographic film other than the photographic film.
- the object of the present invention is achieved by a photographic processing system or a photographic film destination determining method according to the present invention described in the following sections.
- Item 1 A photographic film recorded on the photographic film to be processed in a photographic processing system for processing the photographic film one by one without joining the photographic film and a photographic film other than the photographic film.
- a photographic processing system wherein the destinations of a plurality of photo films having different destinations are determined based on the destination determination information.
- the destination of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations Is determined based on the photographic film destination information recorded on these photographic films, so that it is possible to prevent the photographic film destination from being lost due to the separation of the photographic film destination information from the photographic film. And promote the automation of photo processing systems.
- Item 2 The photographic processing system according to Item 1, wherein the photographic film destination determination information is return destination specifying information. ⁇
- the photographic film return destination information and the photographic film can be separated from each other, preventing the photographic film return destination from being undecided and promoting automation of the photographic processing system. can do.
- Paragraph 4 characterized by comprising a judging means for judging a return destination of a photo film on which the return destination identification information is to be returned based on the return destination identification information.
- the photographic processing system of the fourth aspect since the photographic processing system has the determination means, it is possible to reliably determine the return destination of the photographic film in which the return destination specifying information is recorded.
- the photographic processing system includes an exposure device that exposes an image of a photographic film to photographic paper, and a sorting device that sorts the photographic film by return destination.
- the destination of the photographic film can be determined in the photographic processing system including the exposing device for exposing the image of the photographic film on the photographic paper and the sorting device for sorting the photographic film according to the return destination. Loss can be prevented, and the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- the photographic processing system includes a developing device for developing a photographic film and a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- the photographic processing system includes a developing device for developing a photographic film, an exposing device for exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper, and a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination. 5.
- the photograph processing system according to any one of paragraphs 2 to 4. ⁇
- the photographic processing system includes a developing device for developing the photographic film, an exposing device for exposing the image of the photographic film to photographic paper, and a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- a developing device for developing the photographic film for developing the photographic film
- an exposing device for exposing the image of the photographic film to photographic paper for exposing the image of the photographic film to photographic paper
- a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- the sorting device for sorting by return destination since the sorting device for sorting by return destination has the determination means for determining the return destination, the return destination can be reliably determined.
- Item 9 The photographic processing system according to item 5 or 8, wherein the photographic film exposed by the exposure device is sorted by the sorting device before being returned to the return destination. ⁇
- Item 10 The photographic processing system according to item 9, wherein the photographic film is a developed short photographic film. ⁇
- Section 11 Before returning the photographic film developed by the developing device to the return destination 9.
- Paragraph 12 Before returning the image of the photographic film developed by the developing device to the return destination, the exposure device exposes the photographic paper to the photographic paper, and returns the exposed photographic film to the return destination. 9. The photographic processing system according to claim 7, wherein the sorting is performed by the sorting device before. ⁇
- the image of the photographic film developed by the developing device is exposed to photographic paper by the exposure device before returning to the return destination, and the exposed photographic film is
- a photographic processing system in which a photographic film is sorted by a sorting device before returning to a return destination, it is possible to prevent a destination of a photographic film from being determined, and to promote automation of the photographic processing system.
- Item 13 The photographic processing system according to item 9, wherein the photographic film is a long photographic film. ⁇
- Item 14 The photographic processing system according to item 1, wherein the photographic film destination determination information is print specification information.
- Item 15 “Item 14 is characterized by comprising a judging means for judging a print specification to be exposed on a photographic film on which the print specification information is recorded, based on the print specification information.
- the photographic processing system of Item 15 since the photographic processing system has the determination means, it is possible to reliably determine the print specification to be exposed on the photographic film on which the print specification information is recorded. it can.
- the photographic film is processed so that the photographic film is printed on photographic paper with desired print specifications. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the system from becoming undetermined, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- the photo processing system includes a developing device that develops photographic film, a sorting device that sorts photographic film according to print specifications, and an exposure device that can expose photographic film images to photographic paper according to the print specifications.
- a developing device for developing a photographic film a sorting device for sorting the photographic film according to a print specification, and an exposure device capable of exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper in the print specification.
- a photographic processing system including a photographic device it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being determined in the photographic processing system in order to be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. Automation can be promoted.
- Item 18 The photographic processing system according to item 17, wherein the sorting device for sorting according to the print specifications has a determination means for determining the print specifications. According to the photographic processing system described in Item 18, the sorting device that sorts by print specifications has the discriminating means for discriminating the print specifications. It can determine print specifications and sort photographic films.
- Item 19 ⁇ The photographic film is sorted by the print specifications by the sorting device, the photographic film sorted by the print specifications is developed by the developing device, and the image of the developed photographic film is sorted by the print specifications.
- Item 17 The photographic processing system according to Item 17 or 18, wherein the photographic paper is exposed by the exposure device capable of exposing photographic paper to the printing paper in the print specification. ⁇
- the photographic film is sorted by the printing specification by the sorting device, the photographic film sorted by the printing specification is developed by the developing device, and the photographic film is sorted by the printing specification and developed.
- photographic processing system for exposing an image of the photographic film in an exposure apparatus capable of exposing the photographic paper in the print specification photo fill suck? the photographic processing system of the photographic film to be print on photographic paper at the desired print specification Can be prevented from being unable to determine the destination, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 20 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 17 to 19, wherein the developing device is provided for each of the print specifications.
- the photographic film is printed on the photographic paper in a desired printing specification. It is possible to prevent a destination in the processing system from being determined, and to promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 21 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 17 to 20, wherein the exposure device is provided for each of the print specifications.
- an exposure apparatus is used for photographic processing of photographic film for printing on photographic paper in a desired print specification. It is possible to prevent the destination in the system from being determined, and to promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Paragraph 22 Developing the photographic film with the developing device and developing the photographic film 17. The method according to claim 17, wherein the sorting device sorts the images according to print specifications by the sorting device, and exposes the developed and sorted photographic film images according to the print specifications by the exposure device capable of exposing the printing paper to the print specifications.
- the photographic film is developed by the developing device, the developed photographic film is sorted by the sorting device according to print specifications, and the developed photographic film is sorted by the print specifications.
- a destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system for the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper with a desired print specification. Can be prevented from being determined, and the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 23 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 17, 18, and 22, wherein the exposure device is provided for each of the print specifications.
- the photographic processing system of the item 23 in the photographic processing system in which the exposure device is provided for each print specification, the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired photographic film specification is provided. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the photo processing system from becoming undetermined, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- Paragraph 24, ⁇ Based on the sheet on which the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information and the photographic film specific information is recorded,
- Input means for inputting the photographic film specific information and the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information
- Storage means for storing the input photographic film identification information and print specification information in a corresponding state
- Collating means for collating the photographic film identification information of the photographic film contained in the photographic film container attached to the photographic film container accommodating the photographic film with the stored photographic film identification information;
- Reading means for reading from storage means are described above.
- photographic processing system according to any one of Items 14 to 23, comprising: J According to the photographic processing system of Section 23, photographic film card prevents the destination of photographic film in the photographic processing system to be printed on photographic paper with desired print specifications from becoming undetermined. Item 25, ⁇ It is necessary to have a sticking means for sticking the printed sheet with the printed specification information to the photographic film stored in the photographic film container.
- the read print specification information can be reliably recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage container.
- Item 26 The photograph according to any one of Items 17 to 25, further comprising a recording unit for recording the exposure conditions of the exposure on the photographic film exposed by the exposure device. Processing system. J
- the exposure when the photographic film is subjected to the next exposure processing, the exposure can be performed under the exposure conditions recorded by the recording means, so that the print obtained in the next exposure processing and the current exposure processing can be used.
- the resulting print can be finished in the same way.
- Item 27 The photographic processing system according to item 26, further comprising a sticking means for sticking a sheet on which the exposure conditions are written to the photographic film.
- the exposure conditions can be reliably recorded on the photographic film.
- the photographic processing system according to the first paragraph 5 you being a a developed short photographic film.
- the photographic film can be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. This makes it possible to prevent a destination in the photo processing system from being undetermined, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- the photo processing system includes a sorting device that sorts photographic film according to print specifications and an exposure device that can expose an image on the photographic film to photographic paper according to the print specifications.
- the photographic processing system of Item 29 in the photographic processing system including the sorting device for sorting the photographic film according to the print specifications and the exposing device for exposing the image of the photographic film to the photographic paper with the print specifications, Power; 'The destination of the photographic film to be printed on photographic paper with the desired print specifications can be prevented from being determined in the photographic processing system, and the automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted. .
- Item 30 The photographic processing system according to item 29, wherein the sorting device for sorting according to the print specifications has a determination means for determining the print specifications. According to the photographic processing system described in Section 30, the sorting device capable of sorting by print specifications has a discriminating means for discriminating the print specifications, so that the desired print specifications of the photographic film can be discriminated without fail. Can be sorted.
- Section 31 A second aspect is characterized in that the photographic film is sorted according to print specifications by the sorting device, and the image of the photographic film sorted according to the print specifications is exposed by the exposure device capable of exposing photographic paper to the print specifications.
- the photographic film is sorted by the printing device by the sorting device, and the exposure device capable of exposing the image of the photographic film sorted by the printing specification to photographic paper by the printing specification.
- the photographic film power is used to print on photographic paper with the desired print specifications. System can be prevented from becoming undetermined in the photo processing system, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 32 The photographic processing system according to items 29 to 31, wherein the exposure apparatus is provided for each of the print specifications. J
- an exposure apparatus is used for photographic film to be printed on photographic paper with a desired photographic film specification of 5 '. This makes it possible to prevent the destination within the photo processing system from being determined, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- Section 33, ⁇ Based on the photographic film specific information and the sheet on which the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information is recorded,
- Input means for inputting the photographic film specific information and the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information
- Storage means for storing the input photographic film identification information and print specification information in a corresponding state
- Photographic film identification information of the photographic film accommodating bag attached to the photographic film accommodating bag or the photographic film accommodating bag or the photographic film accommodating bag packaged in the photographic film accommodating bag packaging. Collating means for collating with the stored photo film identification information;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information on the photographic film containing bag or on the photographic film contained in the photographic film containing bag packaged in the photographic film containing bag package;
- a photographic film mosquitoes? Mark at the desired print specification This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper from being determined in the photographic processing system, thereby promoting automation of the photographic processing system.
- Section 34 “Sheet in which photographic film specific information and the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information are recorded, the photographic film specific information, and an order for the photographic film.
- a photographic film-containing bag package in which frame identification information and information on the number of prints of the ordered frame are recorded,
- Input means for inputting the photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information, and the print number information of the order frame,
- Storage means for storing the inputted photo film identification information, the print specification information, the order frame identification information, and the number of prints of the order frame in a corresponding state;
- Collating means for collating the photo film specification information recorded on the photo film storage bag package or the photo film storage bag with the photo film specification information recorded by the storage means;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information, order frame specifying information, and print number information of the order frame on a photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodation bag;
- the photographic processing system described in Item 34 it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being determined in order to print the photographic film on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications. , Can promote the automation of the photo processing system.
- Section 35 “Scene in which the photographic film specifying information, the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specifying information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame are recorded.
- Input means for inputting the photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information, and the print number information of the order frame,
- Storage means for storing the inputted photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame in a corresponding state;
- Collating means for collating the photographic film specifying information recorded on the photographic film containing bag package of the photographic film or the photographic film containing bag of the photographic film with the photographic film specifying information recorded by the storage means;
- Reading means for reading, from the storage means, the print specification information corresponding to the collated photographic film identification information, the order frame identification information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame, from the storage means;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information, order frame identification information for the photographic film, and print number information of the order frame on a photographic film housed in the photographic film housing bag;
- a photographic film mosquitoes? Prevents the destination in the photographic processing system of the photographic film to be printed in the indicia drawing paper at the desired print specification can not be determine, The automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 36 The image forming apparatus according to any one of Items 29 to 29, wherein the image of the photographic film is exposed to photographic paper by the exposure device under the exposure conditions at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film is developed. 35 A photographic processing system according to any one of the preceding items. J
- subsequent exposures can be performed under the same exposure conditions as when the photographic film was first exposed after it was developed.
- the finished print can be obtained by subsequent exposure.
- Item 37 characterized by having a recording means for recording the exposure conditions at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film is developed in the photographic film or the photographic film storage bag of the photographic film.
- subsequent exposure can be performed under the exposure condition at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film has been developed, so that the print obtained by the first exposure can be used.
- a print of the same finish can be obtained by subsequent exposure.
- Paragraph 38 "Affixing means for attaching a sheet on which the exposure conditions at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film has been developed is written to the photographic film or the photographic film storage bag of the photographic film is provided.
- Item 39 The photographic processing system according to Item 37. J
- the exposure conditions at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film has been developed can be reliably recorded in the photographic film or the photographic film storage bag of the photographic film. .
- Item 39 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 14 to 38, characterized in that the information is the "print specification information", print size information and / or surface quality information.
- the photographic film is printed on photographic paper in the desired print specification.
- the print specification information is the print size information and / or the surface quality information
- Item 40 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 14 to 39, wherein the print size information is the width of a long photographic paper.
- the photographic processing system of paragraph 40 in a photographic processing system in which the print size information is the width of a long photographic paper, the photographic film is printed on a photographic paper with a desired print specification. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the photo processing system from being lost, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- the print size information is an E-plate size and an L-plate size.
- the photographic film is printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications. Prevents the destination in the photo processing system from becoming undetermined and promotes automation of the photo processing system
- Item 42 The photographic processing system according to item 37, wherein the surface quality information is information indicating gloss and silk. ⁇
- surface quality information force?, Gloss, in silk Information der Ru photographic processing system is print on photographic paper in the photographic film force ⁇ desired print specification Can be prevented from deciding the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system, and automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted.
- Item 43 The photograph according to any one of Items 1 to 42, further comprising an attaching means for attaching a sheet on which the photographic film destination determination information is written to the photographic film. Processing system. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determination information can be reliably recorded on the photographic film.
- Item 44 By means of inputting photographic film specific information and print specification information Storage means for storing the input photo film identification information and print specification information in a corresponding state,
- Reading means for reading out, from the storage means, the print specification information corresponding to the photographic film specifying information based on the photographic film specifying information of the photographic film attached to the photographic film storage container for storing the photographic film
- the separation of the print specification information from the photographic film allows the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications. It is possible to prevent the user from being unable to determine the destination within the building, and to promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 45 a collation means for collating the photographic film identification information of the photographic film recorded in the photographic film storage container accommodating the photographic film with the stored photographic film identification information.
- Item 54 The photographic processing system according to Item 44, wherein: J
- the photographic processing system of Item 45 since the photographic processing system has the collation means, it is possible to reliably prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being determined, and to perform the photographic processing. System automation can be facilitated.
- Item 46 The photographic processing system according to item 44 or 45, wherein the print specification information is print size information and / or surface quality information.
- J According to the photographic processing system of Item 46, in the photographic processing system in which the print specification information is the print size information and / or the surface quality information, This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film, which is to be printed on photographic paper in the lint specification, from being determined in the photographic processing system, thereby facilitating the automation of the photographic processing system.
- Item 47 The photographic processing system according to item 44 or 45, wherein the print size information is a width of a long photographic paper. ⁇
- the photographic processing system of Item 47 in a photographic processing system in which the print size information is the width of a long photographic paper, the photographic film can be printed on a photographic paper with a desired print specification. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the photo processing system from being lost, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- Clause 48 The photographic processing system according to clause 47, characterized in that the print size information f , ⁇ plate size, and L plate size are used.
- the photographic processing system is L-size photographic film mosquito? Of photographic film to be printed on photographic paper at the desired print specification It is possible to prevent a destination in the photo processing system from being determined, and to promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 49 The photographic processing system according to item 46, wherein the surface quality information is information indicating gloss and silk. ⁇
- a photographic film for printing on a photographic paper with a desired print specification is used. This makes it possible to prevent the film from becoming undetermined in the photographic processing system and promote automation of the photographic processing system.
- Paragraph 50 The recording means affixes the sheet on which the print specification information is written to the photographic film and records the print specification information on the photographic film accommodated in the photographic film container.
- the photographic processing system according to any one of paragraphs 44 to 49.] According to the photographic processing system of Item 50, the photographic film destination determination information can be reliably recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film container.
- Reading means for reading out print specification information corresponding to the photographic film specifying information stored in the storage means, based on the photographic film specifying information recorded on the photographic film on which the recording has been made;
- Photographic processing of photographic film order to be printed on photographic paper at the desired print specification It is possible to prevent the destination in the system from being determined, and to promote the automation of the photo processing system.
- the photographic processing system since the photographic processing system has the collation means, it is possible to reliably prevent the destination of the photographic film from being determined in the photographic processing system, and System automation can be facilitated.
- Item 53 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇
- a negative film processing machine can be used to combine a negative automatic developing device, a paper automatic developing device, and a packaging device in different numbers without combining them one by one.
- processing equipment and processing steps can be selected without the need for human intervention based on information such as simultaneous printing, reprinting, and print size on the negative film cartridge, and automation of processing in the laboratory can be achieved.
- Item 54 A photographic processing system having at least a plurality of automatic negative developing apparatuses for performing negative development, a plurality of automatic automatic developing apparatuses for performing single image development, and one or more packaging apparatuses.
- the force for performing the negative development, whether to perform the negative development, or which negative automatic developing device to perform, and the force for performing the paper development, whether to perform the negative development, or whether to perform the self-developing device when performing the paper development is a force for performing the negative development, whether to perform the negative development, or which negative automatic developing device to perform, and the force for performing the paper development, whether to perform the negative development, or whether to perform the self-developing device when performing the paper development ,
- a negative film processing system can be used to combine a negative automatic developing device, a paper automatic developing device, and a packaging device in a different number without combining them one by one. Or, it is possible to print on the negative film cartridge at the same time, print more copies, and print information such as print size without any human intervention. The process is selected and the processing in the laboratory can be automated.
- Item 5.5 A photographic processing system that has an automatic sorting device, a plurality of automatic negative developing devices that perform one or more negative developments, a plurality of automatic paper developing devices that perform paper development, and one or more packaging devices.
- a photo processing system characterized by the following. ⁇
- an automatic sorting device a plurality of automatic negative developing devices for performing one or more negative developments, a plurality of automatic paper developing devices for performing paper development, and one or more packaging devices
- the photographic film can be automatically conveyed to the next process based on the advance determination information of the film to be processed by the automatic conveyance path, and the processing can be automated.
- Item 56 "In a photographic film destination determining method for a plurality of photographic film destinations in a photographic processing system for processing photographic film one order at a time without joining photographic film and photographic film other than the photographic film, A photographic film destination determining method comprising: determining a destination of a photographic film based on photographic film destination determination information recorded on a photographic film. ⁇
- a photographic film and a photographic film other than the photographic film are not joined together.
- the destination of the photographic film is determined based on the photographic film destination determination information recorded on these photographic films. It is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film from becoming undetermined, and to promote automation of the photographic processing system.
- Item 58 The destination determination of the photographic film according to the item 57, wherein the return destination specifying information is the specifying information of the receiving destination of the photographic film and / or the owner of the photographic film. Method. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determination method in paragraph 58 it is possible to prevent the photographic film return destination from being determined due to the separation of the photographic film reception destination and the specific information of Z or the photographic film owner from the photographic film. This can promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 59 Item 57, wherein the determination means for determining the return destination of the photographic film on which the return destination identification information is to be returned is determined based on the return destination identification information. Or the photographic film destination determination method according to Item 58. J
- the photographic processing system since the photographic processing system has the determination means, it is possible to reliably determine the return destination of the photographic film on which the return destination identification information is recorded. it can.
- the photographic processing system includes an exposure apparatus for exposing an image of a photographic film on photographic paper, and a sorting apparatus for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- a photographic film destination determining method according to any one of items 9 to 13. j
- the photographic film destination determining method of paragraph 60 in a photographic processing system including an exposure device for exposing an image of a photographic film to photographic paper and a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination, Can be prevented from being determined, The automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Clause 61 Any one of clauses 57 to 60, wherein the photographic processing system includes a developing device for developing photographic film and a sorting device for sorting photographic film by return destination. 3. The method for determining the destination of a photographic film according to item 1. j
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 61 it is impossible to determine the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system including the developing device for developing the photographic film and the sorting device for sorting the photographic film according to the return destination. Can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- the photographic processing system includes a developing device for developing a photographic film, an exposing device for exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper, and a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- the photographic film destination determination method according to any one of Items 57 to 59.]
- a photograph including a developing device for developing a photographic film, an exposure device for exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper, and a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- a developing device for developing a photographic film an exposure device for exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper
- a sorting device for sorting the photographic film by return destination.
- Paragraph 63 The photo film destination determination according to any one of Paragraphs 60 to 62, characterized in that the sorting device for sorting by return destination includes a determination means for determining the return destination. Method. J
- the sorting device that sorts by return destination has a determination means for determining the return destination, so that the return destination can be determined reliably.
- Item 64 The photographic film destination determination according to item 60 or 63, wherein the photographic film exposed by the exposure device is sorted by the sorting device before returning to the return destination. Method. J According to the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 64, the destination of the photographic film can be determined in the photographic processing system in which the photographic film exposed by the exposure device is sorted by the sorting device before returning to the return destination. Loss can be prevented and photo processing systems can be automated.
- Item 65 The method according to Item 64, wherein the photographic film is a developed short photographic film. J
- the photographic processing system is a developed short photographic film, it is possible to prevent the lost can Destination Determination of photographic film, the automation of the photographic processing system Can be promoted.
- Paragraph 66 The photographic film destination determination according to Paragraph 61 or 63, wherein the photographic film developed by the developing device is sorted by the sorting device before being returned to the return destination. Method. ⁇
- the photographic film destination cannot be determined in the photographic processing system in which the photographic film developed by the developing device is sorted by the sorting device before returning to the return destination. Can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 67 Before returning the image of the photographic film developed by the developing device to the return destination, the exposure device exposes the photographic paper to the photographic paper, and returns the exposed photographic film to the return destination. Item 36.
- the image of the photographic film developed by the developing device is exposed to photographic paper by an exposure device before returning to the return destination, and the exposed photographic film is exposed. Further, in a photographic processing system in which a photographic film is sorted by a sorting device before returning to a return destination, it is possible to prevent a destination of a photographic film from being unable to be determined, and to promote automation of the photographic processing system.
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 68 in a photographic processing system in which the photographic film is a long photographic film, it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film from being unable to be determined, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic processing system. be able to.
- Item 69 The photographic film destination determination method according to item 56, wherein the information is the print specification information.
- a photographic film photographic processing system for printing photographic film on photographic paper with desired print specifications by separating the print specification information from the photographic film. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the building from being lost and to promote the automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 70 The method according to item 69, wherein the determination unit determines a print specification to be exposed on the photographic film on which the print specification information is recorded, based on the print specification information. Photographic film destination decision method.]
- the photographic processing system since the photographic processing system has the determination means, it is necessary to reliably determine the print specifications to be exposed of the photographic film on which the print specification information is recorded. Can be.
- Item 71 The photographic film destination determination method according to Item 70, wherein the photographic film is a long photographic film. J
- a photographic film in a photographic processing system that is a long photographic film, a photographic film can be printed on a photographic paper with desired print specifications. It is possible to prevent the destination of the film from being determined in the photographic processing system, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic processing system.
- the photographic processing system includes a developing device that develops photographic film, a sorting device that sorts photographic film according to print specifications, and an exposure device that can expose photographic film images to photographic paper according to the print specifications.
- a developing device for developing photographic film According to the photographic film destination determination method of paragraph 72, a developing device for developing photographic film, a sorting device for sorting photographic film according to print specifications, and an exposure device capable of exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper according to the print specifications.
- a sorting device for sorting photographic film according to print specifications
- an exposure device capable of exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper according to the print specifications.
- Item 73 The method for determining a destination of a photographic film according to Item 72, wherein the sorting device that sorts according to the print specifications includes a determination unit that determines the print specifications. ⁇
- the sorting device that sorts by print specifications has the determination means for determining the print specifications, so that the desired print specifications of the photographic film can be reliably determined. And can sort photographic films.
- Item 74 The photographic film is sorted by the print specifications by the sorting device, the photographic film sorted by the print specifications is developed by the developing device, and the image of the developed photographic film sorted by the print specifications is developed.
- Item 72 The photographic file; REM destination determination method according to Item 72 or 73, wherein the exposure is performed by the exposure device capable of exposing photographic paper with the print specifications.
- the photographic film is sorted by the printing specification by the sorting device, the photographic film sorted by the printing specification is developed by the developing device, and the photographic film is sorted by the printing specification and developed.
- a photographic processing system for exposing an image of a photographic film on a photographic paper with the print specification a photographic film processing system for exposing the photographic film to the photographic paper with a desired print specification. It is possible to prevent the destination in the interior from being determined and promote the automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 75 The photographic film destination determination method according to any one of Items 72 to 74, wherein the developing device is provided for each of the print specifications. According to the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 75, in a photographic processing system provided for each print specification, a developing device is provided for a photographic film to be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. It is possible to prevent a destination in the photo processing system from being determined, and to promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 76 The photographic film destination determination method according to any one of Items 72 to 75, wherein the exposure device is provided for each of the print specifications. According to the photographic film destination determination method described in Section 76, in the photographic processing system provided with the print specification, the exposure apparatus is used to print the photographic film on the photographic paper in the desired print specification. Of a photo processing system can be prevented from becoming undetermined, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 77 Develop the photographic film with the developing device, sort the developed photographic film with the sorting device according to print specifications, and copy the developed photographic film image according to the print specifications with the print specifications.
- the photographic film is developed by a developing device, the developed photographic film is sorted by a printing device by a sorting device, and the developed photo film is sorted by the printing specifications.
- the photographic film is printed on the photographic paper with a desired print specification. Can be prevented from becoming undetermined, and the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 78 The method of determining a photographic film destination according to any one of Items 72, 73, and 77, wherein the exposure apparatus is provided for each of the print specifications. Law. ⁇
- an exposure apparatus is used for a photographic film to be printed on photographic paper in a desired photographic film specification in a photographic processing system provided for each print specification. It is possible to prevent a destination in the photo processing system from being determined, and to promote automation of the photo processing system.
- Section 79 "Photo Film Specific Information and Photo Film Identification Information, and Photo Film Specification Information and Photo Film Identification Information Based on the Sheet Recorded the Print Specification Information" Enter the print specification information and of the photographic film specified by the information,
- the photographic film specifying information and the print specification information are stored by a storage means in a corresponding state,
- Item 7 The photographic film destination determining method according to any one of Items 69 to 78, characterized in that: ⁇
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 79 it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to be determined in the photographic processing system so that the photographic film is printed on photographic paper in the desired print specification.
- automation of a photo processing system can be promoted.
- Section 80 Store the sheet with the print specification information in the photographic film container.
- the read print specification information can be reliably recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage container.
- Item 81 The destination of a photographic film according to any one of the items 72 to 80, wherein exposure conditions for the exposure are recorded on the photographic film exposed by the exposure device. Method. ⁇
- the exposure can be performed under the exposure conditions recorded by the recording means, so that the print obtained by the next exposure processing and the current exposure
- the resulting prints can be finished in the same way.
- Item 82 An exposure condition of the exposure is recorded on the photographic film exposed by the exposure device by attaching a sheet on which the exposure condition is written to the photographic film. The method for determining a photographic film destination according to item 1. J
- the exposure conditions can be reliably recorded on the photographic film.
- a photographic film system in which a photographic film is printed on a photographic paper in a desired print specification in a photographic processing system that is a developed short photographic film. This prevents the film from becoming undetermined in the photo processing system, and promotes automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 84 Sort photographic film by print specifications in the photographic processing system The photograph according to any one of paragraphs 69, 70 and 83, comprising a sorting apparatus and an exposure apparatus capable of exposing an image of a photographic film to photographic paper in the print specification. Film destination decision method. J
- a photographic processing system including a sorting device that sorts photographic film according to print specifications and an exposure device that can expose an image of the photographic film to photographic paper according to the print specifications, film mosquito desired print specification can prevent the destination of the photographic processing system of the photographic film to be print can not be determined on the photographic paper, the automation of the photographic processing system can promote child and force f.
- Item 85 The method for determining a destination of a photographic film according to Item 84, wherein the sorting device that sorts the print specifications includes a determination unit that determines the print specifications. ⁇
- the sorting device that sorts by print specifications has the determination means for determining the print specifications, so that the desired print specifications of the photographic film can be reliably determined and the photograph Film can be sorted.
- Item 86 The photographic film is sorted by the sorter according to print specifications by the sorter, and the image of the photographic film sorted by the print specifications is exposed by the exposure device capable of exposing to photographic paper with the print specifications. 64. The method of determining a photographic film destination according to paragraph 84 or 85. ⁇
- the photographic film is sorted by the sorting apparatus according to print specifications, and the exposure of the photographic film sorted according to the print specifications is performed on photographic paper according to the print specifications.
- the photographic processing system that exposes the photographic equipment, it is possible to prevent the photographic film card from being unable to determine the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications. Automation can be facilitated.
- Item 87 "The exposure apparatus is provided for each of the print specifications. 70.
- the photographic film is printed on the photographic paper in the desired print specification in the photographic processing system in which the exposure apparatus is provided for each print specification. This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from becoming undetermined, thereby facilitating the automation of the photographic processing system.
- Paragraph 8 8 ⁇ Based on the photographic film specific information and the sheet on which the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information is recorded,
- the input photographic film identification information and the print specification information are stored by the storage means in a corresponding state
- the read print specification information is recorded on the photographic film containing bag or the photographic film contained in the photographic film containing bag packaged in the photographic film containing bag package.
- Section 89 "Sheet in which the photographic film specific information and the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specific information are recorded, the photographic film specific information and the order frame specification for the photographic film.
- a photographic film containing bag package in which the order frame specifying information for the photographic film and the number of prints of the order frame are recorded Based on the photographic film containing bag package in which the order frame specifying information for the photographic film and the number of prints of the order frame are recorded,
- the photographic film specification information, the print specification information, the order frame specification information, and the print number information of the order frame are stored in a corresponding state by a storage unit, and the photographic film storage bag package or the photographic film storage is stored. Collating the photographic film specifying information recorded in the bag with the photographic film specifying information recorded by the storage means,
- the photographic film is This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film, which is to be printed on photographic paper in the print specifications, from being determined in the photographic processing system, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic processing system.
- Section 90 “Sheet in which photographic film specifying information, the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specifying information, order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and print number information of the order frame are recorded. ,
- the photographic film in which the photographic film specifying information, the print specification information of the photographic film specified by the photographic film specifying information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame are recorded. Based on the photo film storage bag package of,
- the storage means stores the photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame in a corresponding state,
- Item 69 The method for determining a destination of a photographic film according to any one of Items 69, 70, 83 to 87. ⁇ According to the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 90, it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to be determined in the photographic processing system because the photographic film is printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. In addition, automation of a photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 91 wherein the image of the photographic film is exposed to photographic paper by the exposure device under the exposure conditions at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film is developed. 10. The method for determining a destination of a photographic film according to any one of items 90 to 90. J
- subsequent exposure can be performed under the same exposure conditions as the first exposure after the photographic film has been developed, so that the print obtained by the first exposure can be used.
- a print of the same finish can be obtained by subsequent exposure.
- Paragraph 92 The ninth aspect wherein the exposure condition at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film is developed is recorded on the photographic film or the photographic film storage bag of the photographic film. The method for determining a photographic film destination according to item 1. J
- subsequent exposure can be performed under the same exposure conditions as the first exposure after the photographic film has been developed, so that the print obtained by the first exposure can be used.
- a print of the same finish can be obtained by subsequent exposure.
- the exposure conditions at the time of the first exposure after the photographic film is developed can be reliably recorded in the photographic film or the photographic film storage bag of the photographic film. .
- the print specification information is print size information and / or surface quality information.
- the photographic film destination determination method according to any one of paragraphs 69 to 93, characterized in that: ⁇
- the print specification information is printed on photographic paper in a photographic film with a desired print specification in a photographic processing system in which print size information and print quality information or surface quality information are used. It is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic film processing system from being determined, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic film processing system.
- Item 95 The photographic film destination determination method according to any one of Items 69 to 94, wherein the print size information is a width of a long photographic paper. "According to the ninth 5 wherein the photographic film destination determining method, the print size information force?, In a photographic processing system which is the width of the long paper, because the photographic film is print on photographic paper at the desired print specification This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from becoming undetermined, thereby facilitating the automation of the photographic processing system.
- Item 96 The method of determining a photographic film destination according to item 95, wherein the print size information is an E-plate size and an L-plate size. j
- photographic film is printed on photographic paper with the desired print specifications in photographic processing systems with print size information, E-plate size, and L-plate size. This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being undetermined, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic processing system.
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 97 in a photographic processing system in which the surface quality information is information indicating gloss and silk, a photographic film is printed on photographic paper with desired print specifications.
- Item 98, ⁇ It is necessary to have a means for attaching a sheet on which the photographic film destination determination information is written to the photographic film.
- Item 19. The photographic film destination determining method according to any one of Items 56 to 97. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determination information can be reliably recorded on the photographic film.
- the read print specification information is recorded on a photographic film housed in the photographic film housing container,
- the print specification information and the photographic film are separated, so that the photographic film strength; the photographic film processing for printing on photographic paper with the desired print specifications. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the system from becoming undetermined, thereby facilitating automation of the photo processing system.
- Section 100 wherein the photographic film specifying information recorded on the photographic film container for storing the photographic film is compared with the stored photographic film specifying information.
- the photographic processing system can prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being uncertainly determined, and can promote the automation of the photographic processing system.
- Item 101 The method of determining a photo film destination according to item 99 or 100, wherein the print specification information is print size information and Z or surface quality information. ⁇
- a photographic film is printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification.
- print specification information print specification information
- print size information print size information
- Z or surface quality information a photographic film is printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification.
- the automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted.
- Item 101 The method for determining a destination of a photographic film according to item 99 or 100, wherein "the print size information" is a width of a long photographic paper. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 102 in a photographic processing system in which the print size information is the width of a long photographic paper, the photographic film is printed on a photographic paper with a desired print specification. It is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film to be determined in the photographic processing system from becoming undetermined, and to promote the automation of the photographic processing system.
- Item 103 The method of determining a photographic film destination according to Item 102, wherein the print size information is an E-plate size and an L-plate size. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Section 103 in a photographic processing system in which the print size information is the E-plate size and the L-plate size, the photographic film is printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. This makes it possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being determined, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic processing system.
- the surface quality information is characterized by information indicating gloss and silk. 10.
- Item 105 The storage means affixes the sheet on which the print specification information is written to the photographic film, and stores the print specification information on the photographic film accommodated in the photographic film container.
- Item 90 The method for determining a destination of a photographic film according to any one of Items 99 to 104. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determining information can be reliably recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage container.
- the storage means stores the photographic film specification information and the print specification information input by the input means for inputting the photographic film specification information and the print specification information,
- the photographic film identification information is recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film container,
- print specification information corresponding to the photographic film specifying information stored in the storage means is read out,
- the print specification information and the photographic film are separated so that the photographic film is preprinted on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications. It is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film to be printed in the photographic processing system from becoming undetermined, and to promote automation of the photographic film processing system.
- Item 107 A method comprising: collating photographic film specific information of the photographic film recorded in a photographic film container that stores the photographic film with the stored photographic film specific information. A method for determining the destination of photographic film according to Item 106. ⁇
- the photographic film destination determining method of Item 107 since the photographic film processing system has the f collating means, it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to determine its destination in the photographic processing system without fail And promote the automation of photo processing systems.
- Item 108 “A plurality of automatic negative developing devices for performing at least a negative developing process, a plurality of automatic paper developing devices for performing a paper-developing process, and one or more packaging devices. The power to perform, the power to not perform, and the power to perform when using a negative automatic processor,
- the power to perform the paper development process the power not to perform, and the power to determine which paper automatic processing machine to perform
- photographic processing is performed by combining a negative automatic developing device, a paper automatic developing device and a packaging device in different numbers without combining them all one by one.
- the processing equipment and processing steps can be selected without human intervention based on information such as simultaneous printing, additional printing, print size, etc. on the negative film or negative film cartridge, and the processing in the laboratory can be automated.
- Item 109 having a plurality of negative automatic developing devices for performing at least a negative developing process, a plurality of automatic paper developing devices for performing a paper developing process, and one or more packaging devices; The force for performing the negative developing step, the force for not performing the negative developing step, and when performing the negative developing step, which negative automatic developing apparatus is used.
- the power for performing the paper developing step whether or not to perform the paper developing process, and which paper automatic developing apparatus to perform,
- the photographic processing is performed by combining the negative automatic developing device, the automatic automatic developing device and the packaging device in different numbers without combining all of them one by one.
- the processing equipment and processing steps can be selected without human intervention based on information such as simultaneous printing, additional printing, print size, etc. on the negative film or negative film cartridge, and the processing in the laboratory can be automated.
- Item 110 It has an automatic sorting device, a plurality of negative automatic developing devices for performing one or more negative developing processes, a plurality of automatic paper developing devices for performing a paper developing process, and one or more packaging devices. ,
- Each automatic transport path automatically transports the photographic film to the next process based on the advance determination information of the film to be processed
- an automatic sorting apparatus a plurality of automatic negative developing apparatuses for performing one or more negative developing steps, and a plurality of automatic printing apparatuses for performing a first developing step are provided.
- a photographic processing system having an automatic developing device and one or more packaging devices, a photographic processing system is automatically performed based on advance determination information of a film to be processed by an automatic conveyance path. The film can be transported to the next process, and the processing can be automated.
- Item 111 In a photographic processing system that processes photographic film on an order-by-order basis without bonding the photographic film to a photographic film other than the photographic film, the destination of the photographic film corresponding to the processed photographic film is determined. A photographic processing system wherein the destinations of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations are determined based on information. j
- a photographic processing system for processing photographic film for each order without joining photographic film and photographic film other than the photographic film a plurality of photographic films having different destinations are provided.
- the destination of the photographic film is determined based on the photographic film destination determination information corresponding to these photographic films, so that the destination of the photographic film can be quickly and reliably determined, and the automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted. it can.
- Item 112. The photographic processing system according to Item 111, wherein the photographic film destination determination information is print specification information. ⁇
- the destination of the photographic film can be quickly and reliably determined, and the automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted.
- the first 1 3 Section "said photographic film strength?, The photographic processing system according to the first 1 1 wherein characterized in that it is a long photographic film. J
- a photographic film mosquitoes In a photographic processing system is a long photographic film, the photographic film to be flop phosphorus bets on the photographic paper in the photographic film mosquito desired print specification This makes it possible to prevent the destination within the photo processing system from being determined, thereby facilitating the automation of the photo processing system.
- Section 114 The developing device that develops photographic film, the sorting device that sorts photographic film according to print specifications, and the exposure that can expose photographic film images to photographic paper with the print specifications are used in the photographic processing system. 13.
- a developing device for developing a photographic film, a sorting device for sorting the photographic film according to print specifications, and an exposure device for exposing an image of the photographic film to photographic paper according to the print specifications are provided.
- a photographic processing system that includes a photographic film camera it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being determined in the photographic paper to be printed with desired print specifications, and to automate the photographic processing system. Can be promoted.
- Item 115 The photographic processing system according to item 114, wherein the sorting device that sorts according to the print specifications includes a determination unit that determines the print specifications. ⁇
- the sorting device that sorts by print specifications since the sorting device that sorts by print specifications has the determination means for determining the print specifications, the desired print specifications of the photographic film can be reliably determined. Can be sorted.
- Section 1 16 The photographic film is sorted by the printing device by the sorting device, the photographic film sorted by the printing specification is developed by the developing device, and the developed photographic film is sorted by the printing specification. 16.
- the photographic film is sorted by the print specifications by the sorting device, the photographic film sorted by the print specifications is developed by the developing device, and the developed photos sorted by the print specifications are developed.
- the photographic film can be printed on photographic paper with the desired print specifications. Can be prevented from becoming undetermined, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 117 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 114 to 116, wherein the developing device is provided for each of the print specifications. J According to the photographic processing system of Item 117, in the photographic processing system provided for each print specification, the developing device is a photographic film for printing on photographic paper with a desired print specification. This makes it possible to prevent the destination in the photo processing system from being undetermined, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 118 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 114 to 117, wherein the exposure device is provided for each of the print specifications. According to the photographic processing system described in Item 118, in the photographic processing system in which the exposure device is provided for each print specification, the photographic film is printed on the photographic paper according to the desired print specifications.
- Item 119 Developing the photographic film with the developing device, sorting the developed photographic film by the sorting device according to print specifications, and displaying the image of the developed photographic film sorted by print specifications. 16. The photographic processing system according to item 114 or 115, wherein the exposure is performed by the exposure device capable of exposing photographic paper in print specifications. ⁇
- the photographic film is developed by the developing device, the developed photographic film is sorted by the sorter according to the print specifications, and the developed photographic film is sorted by the print specifications.
- the photographic processing system for exposing the image of the film to the photographic paper with the print specification the photographic film is exposed by the exposure device, and the photographic film is printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specification. It is possible to prevent the destination from becoming undetermined, and to promote the automation of the photo processing system.
- Item 120 The photographic processing system according to Item 114, Item 115 or Item 119, wherein the exposure device is provided for each print specification. J According to the photographic processing system of Item 120, in the photographic processing system in which the exposure device is provided for each print specification, the photographic paper is printed at a desired print specification. This makes it possible to prevent the photo film from being undetermined in the photo processing system to be printed on the printer, thereby promoting the automation of the photo processing system.
- Reading means for reading the print specification information from the storage means
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information on a photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodation means;
- Item 14 The photographic processing system according to any one of Items 14 to 23, comprising: ⁇
- Item 122 ⁇ input means for inputting photographic film specific information and the print specification information of the photographic film,
- Storage means for storing the input photographic film identification information and print specification information
- Collating means for collating the photographic film identification information of the photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodation means provided to the photographic film accommodation means for accommodating the photographic film with the stored photographic film identification information.
- Reading means for reading the print specification information corresponding to the collated photographic film identification information from the storage means;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information on a photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodation means;
- the photographic film strength it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications from becoming undetermined, It can facilitate the automation of processing systems.
- Input means for inputting the print specification information of the photographic film
- Reading means for reading the print specification information from the storage means
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information on the photographic film containing bag or the photographic film contained in the photographic film containing bag packaged in the photographic film containing bag package;
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system for printing the photographic film on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications can be prevented from being determined.
- a system can be accelerated.
- Item 124 ⁇ input means for inputting photographic film specific information and the print specification information of the photographic film,
- Storage means for storing the input photographic film identification information and print specification information
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information on the photographic film containing bag or the photographic film contained in the photographic film containing bag packaged in the photographic film containing bag packaging;
- the photographic processing system of Item 124 it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being unable to be determined in order for the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper in a desired print specification. It can promote automation of photo processing systems.
- Item 125 a photographic film-containing bag package in which a sheet on which the print specification information of a photographic film is recorded, order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and information on the number of prints of the order frame are recorded;
- a sheet in which the print specification information of the photographic film is recorded a photographic film storage bag of the photographic film, order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and information on the number of prints of the order frame.
- Input means for inputting the print specification information, the order frame specifying information, and the number of prints information of the order frame,
- Storage means for storing the input print specification information, the order frame specifying information, and the number of prints of the order frame;
- Reading means for reading the print specification information, the order frame specifying information, and the number of prints of the order frame from the storage means;
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system which is to be printed on photographic paper in the desired printing specifications, can be prevented from being determined, and It can facilitate the automation of processing systems.
- Item 126 input means for inputting photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, order frame specifying information, and print quantity information of the order frame;
- Storage means for storing the input photographic film identification information, the print specification information, the order frame identification information, and the number of prints of the order frame,
- Collating means for collating the photographic film specifying information recorded on the photographic film containing bag package or the photographic film containing bag with the photographic film specifying information recorded by the storage means;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information, order frame specifying information, and print number information of the order frame on a photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodation bag;
- Item 127 “The print specification information of the photographic film, the order frame identification information for the photographic film, and the print number information of the ordered frame are recorded on the basis of the sheet on which the print specification information is stored.
- Storage means for storing the input print specification information, order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and print number information of the order frame;
- Reading means for reading from the storage means the print specification information, order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and print number information of the order frame;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame on the photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodating bag;
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system for printing the photographic film on the photographic paper in a desired print specification can be prevented from being determined, and the photographic processing can be prevented. Can facilitate system automation
- Storage means for storing the input photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame in a corresponding state;
- Collating means for collating the photographic film specifying information recorded on the photographic film containing bag package of the photographic film or the photographic film storing bag of the photographic film with the photographic film specifying information recorded by the storage means;
- Reading means for reading, from the storage means, the print specification information corresponding to the collated photographic film identification information, the order frame identification information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame, from the storage means;
- Recording means for recording the read print specification information, order frame identification information for the photographic film, and information on the number of prints of the order frame on a photographic film housed in the photographic film housing bag;
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system for printing the photographic film on the photographic paper with the desired print specification can be prevented from being determined, and the photographic processing can be prevented. It can promote automation of the system.
- Input means for manually inputting the photographic film specifying information specifying the photographic film and the print specification information of the photographic film
- Storage means for storing the input print specification information and photo film identification information in a corresponding state
- Collating means for collating the photographic film specification information recorded on the photographic film storage container storing the photographic film and the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage means with the stored photographic film specification information;
- Reading means for reading the print specification information corresponding to the collated photographic film identification information from the storage means;
- Input means for inputting the photographic film specifying information and the print specification information of the photographic film
- Storage means for storing the input print specification information and photo film identification information in a corresponding state
- Collating means for collating the photographic film specification information recorded on the photographic film container and Z or photographic film stored in the photographic film storage means with the stored photographic film specification information;
- Reading means for reading the print specification information corresponding to the collated photographic film identification information from the storage means;
- the photographic processing system of Item 130 it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being unable to be determined in order for the photographic film to be printed on photographic paper with the desired print specifications, It can promote automation of the system.
- Item 13 1 ⁇ ⁇ Input means for inputting photographic film identification information and print specification information of the photographic film
- Storage means for storing the input print specification information and photo film identification information in a corresponding state;
- a photographic film storage container for storing the photographic film, and a collating means for comparing the photographic film specific information recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film storing means with the stored photographic film specific information.
- Reading means for reading the print specification information corresponding to the collated photographic film identification information from the storage means;
- a photographic film mosquitoes Prevents the destination in the photographic processing system of the photographic film to be purine Bok photographic paper at the desired print specification can not be determined, Can accelerate the automation of photo processing systems
- Item 132 "In a photographic processing system that conveys photographic paper exposed and developed based on developed photographic film through a conveyance path,
- a photographic processing system wherein the destinations of a plurality of photographic papers having different destinations are determined based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper, and the transport path is selected.
- the destination of the photographic paper in the photo processing system can be reliably determined based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper, and the automation of the photo processing system can be achieved. Can be promoted.
- the destination of the photographic paper in the photographic processing system is assured based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper in association with the developed photographic film. And facilitate the automation of the photo processing system.
- the photographic paper destination determination information is specific information of a developed photographic film on which exposure to the photographic paper is based.
- the specific information of the developed photographic film on which the exposure to the photographic paper is based is reliably used as the photographic paper destination determination information in the destination of the photographic paper in the photographic processing system. Can be determined, and the automation of photographic processing systems can be promoted.
- Item 135 Provides photographic film one by one without joining photographic film and photographic film other than the photographic film ⁇
- destinations of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations are determined based on photographic film destination determination information corresponding to the photographic film to be processed.
- the destination of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations is determined based on the photographic film destination determination information corresponding to these photographic films, so that the photographic film destination determination method can be performed quickly.
- the destination of the photographic film can be determined with certainty, and the automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted.
- the destination of the photographic film can be quickly and reliably determined, and the automation of the photographic processing system can be promoted.
- Item 135. The method of determining a photographic film destination according to Item 135 , wherein the photographic film strength is a long photographic film. ⁇
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specification is specified. Decisions can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 138 “A developing device that develops photographic film into the photographic processing system, Item 135 or Item 135, characterized by including a sorting device for sorting the true film according to the print specifications, and an exposure device capable of exposing the image of the photographic film to photographic paper in the print specifications. A photographic film destination decision method. J
- a photographic film destination in a photographic processing system for printing on a photographic paper with a desired print specification can be prevented from being determined, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 139 The method for determining a photographic film destination according to Item 138, wherein the method further comprises a discriminating means for sorting the print specifications in half.
- the sorting device that sorts by print specifications has a determination means for determining the print specifications, so that the desired print specifications of the photographic film can be reliably determined.
- the photographic film can be sorted.
- Section 140 "The photographic film is sorted by the printing apparatus by the sorting apparatus, the photographic film sorted by the printing specification is developed by the developing apparatus, and the photographic film sorted and developed by the printing specification is developed.
- 31 The photographic film destination determination method according to item 13 or item 39, wherein the image is exposed by the exposure device capable of exposing the image to photographic paper according to the print specifications. ⁇
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system for the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications is specified. Decisions can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 141 The method of determining a photographic film destination according to any one of Items 138 to 140, wherein the developing device is provided for each of the print specifications. ⁇
- the method for determining a photographic film destination described in Item 141 it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system from being determined in order to print the photographic film on the photographic paper in a desired print specification, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic film processing system.
- Item 142 The method of determining a photographic film destination according to any one of Items 138 to 141, wherein the exposure device is provided for each of the print specifications.
- the photographic film destination in the photographic processing system for the photographic film to be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. Can be prevented from being determined, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Item 144 The photographic film is developed by the developing device, the developed photographic film is sorted by the sorting device according to print specifications, and the image of the developed photographic film sorted by print specifications is collected by the developing device. 31.
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system so that the photographic film can be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. Decisions can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Paragraph 144 ⁇ Destination of a photographic film according to Paragraph 13.8, Paragraph 139 or Paragraph 144, characterized in that the exposure apparatus is provided for each print specification Fixed method. J
- the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system for the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications is specified. The decision can be prevented, and the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted. Item 144, "Based on the sheet on which the print specification information of the photographic film is recorded, enter the print specification information of the photographic film,
- the input print specification information is stored by storage means,
- Item 7 The photographic film destination determining method according to any one of Items 69 to 78. ⁇
- the photographic film strength ⁇ makes it impossible to determine the destination of the photographic film in the photographic processing system to be printed on the photographic paper with the desired print specifications. Can be prevented, and the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Section 146 Enter photographic film identification information and the print specification information of the photographic film
- the input photographic film identification information and print specification information are stored by storage means,
- Item 70 The method according to any one of Items 69 to 78, comprising: J
- the photographic film is It is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper in the print specifications to be determined in the photographic processing system, thereby promoting the automation of the photographic processing system.
- the input print specification information is stored by storage means,
- the read print specification information is recorded on the photographic film containing bag or the photographic film contained in the photographic film containing bag packaged in the photographic film containing bag packaging.
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 147 it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to be determined in the photographic processing system so that the photographic film can be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification.
- the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Section 148 "Enter the photographic film identification information and the print specification information of the photographic film
- the inputted photographic film identification information and print specification information are recorded by storage means,
- the print specification information corresponding to the collated photo film identification information is described above. Read from memory,
- the read print specification information is recorded on the photographic film accommodating bag or the photographic film accommodated in the photographic film accommodating bag packaged in the photographic film accommodating bag package.
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 148 it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to be determined in the photographic processing system in order for the photographic film to be printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. Can promote the automation of photo processing systems.
- Paragraph 149 ⁇ A photographic film package containing a sheet on which the print specification information of the photographic film is recorded, the order frame identification information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame,
- the sheet in which the print specification information of the photographic film is recorded the photographic film storage bag of the photographic film, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints information of the order frame.
- the input print specification information, the order frame identification information, and the print number information of the order frame are stored by storage means,
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 149 it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to be determined in the photographic processing system so that the photographic film is printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification.
- the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Section 150 Enter the photographic film specific information, the print specification information, the order frame specific information, and the print quantity information of the order frame,
- the inputted photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information, and the number of prints of the order frame are stored by storage means, and the photographic film containing bag package or the photographic film is stored. Comparing the photographic film identification information recorded in the storage bag with the photographic film identification information recorded by the storage means,
- Section 151 Based on the sheet in which the print specification information of the photographic film, the order frame identification information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame are recorded, the print specification information and the Order frame identification information and the number of prints of the order frame Enter the information and
- the read print specification information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame are recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage bag.
- the destination of the photographic processing system of the photographic film to be print on photographic paper in the photographic film force 1 'desired purine bets specifications can not be determined Can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- Section 152 Enter the photographic film specific information, the print specification information, the order frame specific information, and the print quantity information of the order frame,
- the input storage means stores the input photographic film specifying information, the print specification information, the order frame specifying information for the photographic film, and the number of prints of the order frame in a corresponding state,
- the read print specification information and the order frame identification information for the photographic film And the print quantity information of the order frame is recorded on the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage bag,
- the input print specification information and the photo film identification information are stored by the storage means in a corresponding state
- the photographic film specifying information and the print specification information of the photographic film are input, and the input print specification information and the photographic film specification information are stored by the storage means in a corresponding state.
- the photographic film specification information recorded on the photographic film container and Z or the photographic film stored in the photographic film storage means for storing the photographic film is compared with the stored photographic film specification information
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 154 it is possible to prevent the photographic film from being unable to be determined in the photographic processing system in order for the photographic film to be printed on photographic paper in the desired print specification.
- the automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- the input print specification information and the photo film identification information are stored by the storage means in a corresponding state
- Item 135. The photographic film destination determining method according to any one of Items 135 to 144. ⁇
- the method for determining a destination of a photographic film described in the item 155 it is possible to prevent the destination of the photographic film from being determined in the photographic processing system so that the photographic film is printed on photographic paper in a desired print specification. Can promote the automation of photo processing systems.
- Item 156 ⁇ In a method for determining the destination of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations in a photographic processing system that conveys photographic paper exposed and developed based on a developed photographic film through a conveyance path,
- a photographic film destination determination method wherein destinations of a plurality of photographic papers having different destinations are determined based on photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper, and the transport path is selected.
- the destination of the photographic paper in the photographic processing system can be reliably determined based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper. Automation can be promoted.
- Item 157 The photographic paper destination determination information according to Item 156, wherein the photographic paper destination determination information is information that can be associated with a developed photographic film on which the photographic paper is exposed. A photographic film destination decision method. ⁇
- the photographic paper in the photographic processing system is reliably determined based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper in association with the developed photographic film. Destinations can be determined and photo processing systems can be automated.
- Item 158 Item 156 or Item 157, wherein the photographic paper destination determination information is specific information of a developed photographic film on which the photographic paper is exposed.
- the photographic film destination determination method described in Item 158 the specific information of the developed photographic film on which the photographic paper is exposed is reliably used as the photographic paper destination determination information in the photographic paper system. Destination can be determined, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
- FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b) are schematic diagrams of a photo processing system
- Figure 2 is a diagram explaining the state of recording information on an order receipt at a store
- Figure 3 is developed.
- 4 (a), 4 (b) and 4 (c) are diagrams illustrating a method of recording read information.
- FIG. 5 is a film destination determination table showing destinations of undeveloped photographic film and developed photographic film in a large lab
- FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram of another embodiment of a photographic processing system.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the developed short film take-out device
- FIGS. 8 (a), 8 (b), 8 (c) and 8 (d) are explanatory views showing the operation sequence of the developed short film take-out device. It is. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- This section explains the photographic film that the customer requests for processing, that is, the photographed undeveloped photographic film or developed photographic film until it is delivered to the large laboratory.
- the order receipt slip 20 is composed of three slip sheets: a customer redemption slip 20a, a store order slip 20b for dealers, and a barcode slip 20c for lab input for a large lab. And pressure-sensitive recording Since the method is adopted, if the customer or the clerk of the dealer makes a record on the top customer's custody voucher 20a at the top with a ballpoint pen, etc., three sheets will be recorded at the same time. .
- the information recorded in the order receipt 20 includes information 23 that identifies the dealer who received the photographic film (hereinafter referred to as dealer identification information. It may function as return destination identification information that identifies the return destination of the processed product.]), Information that identifies the customer who has requested photographic film processing 24 (specifically, the customer's name, It consists of numbers, symbols, etc. In the following, it will be referred to as customer identification information.In the later process in the large laboratory, it may function as return destination identification information that identifies the return destination of the product for which the order was processed.
- the receiving numbered 2 7 in the embodiment of the receiving numbered 2 7 (hereinafter of the invention, the force consecutive number-class large laboratories and Oh are multiple handling store transactions is used as the number?, only at each handling store You can use a serial number that works.
- the receipt number may be printed in advance by a dealer or a large lab, and functions as photographic film identification information for identifying a photographic film in a later-described process in the large lab.)
- Information on whether the processing is a development order or a print processing order or a negative print processing order 25, print specification information 2 6 (These 25, 26 information is used in the process in the large laboratory described later.
- the date and time of acceptance 100, the date and time of finish 101 (the information of these 100, 101 are the same as those of the present invention). More in the form of the embodiment will be functional without force its function f, the extent E of the large laboratory, as the destination determining information of the photographic film to determine the destination of the photographic film ) Etc. Furthermore, the order frame identification information and the number of prints of the order frame that are recorded when the customer requests only the print processing of the image on the developed photographic film (these two information will be described later). May be included).
- the barcode slip for laboratory input 20c has a receipt number on a barcode printing machine (not shown).
- a barcode printing machine not shown.
- stickers which are peelable recording media printed in a more bar-coded form, are attached one on top of the other. It is preferable that the reception number is coded in the format specified by the large laboratory. This makes it easier to manage photographic film in large laboratories that fulfill orders from multiple dealers.
- Print specification information 26 EC are E and L (generally called print size), which indicate the width of long photographic paper loaded in the exposure device, and the length loaded in the exposure device. It is composed of C (gloss), which indicates the surface quality of shaku photographic paper, and SC (silk).
- the customer requests the dealer to order the processing of unprocessed photographic film that has already been photographed (in the case of simultaneous print processing or processing only processing)
- the customer at the top of the order receipt 20 using a ballpoint pen or the like The record is made on the deposit voucher 20a, and is recorded on three slip sheets (also simply called sheets) at the same time as described above.
- a plurality of peelable seals and reception number affixed to the lab input barcode one de votes 2 0 c is printed it is mono de of barcode, after being one force f peeling of the customer shooting It is affixed to a container (made of metal, resin, etc.) that has already stored undeveloped photographic film.
- the customer's custody exchange slip 20a is given to the customer, and the shop order slip 20b for the dealer is stored by the dealer.
- the container containing the used undeveloped photographic film is delivered to a large laboratory.
- the developed short photographic film having a predetermined number of image frames formed by cutting the long photographic film is shown in Fig. 3. It is in the state of being stored in the photographic film storage bag 44 shown in FIG.
- a customer orders printing of an image of a developed short photographic film is disclosed.
- a photographic film storage bag capacity that can accommodate long photographic film is available.
- a photographic film storage bag containing a short photographic film that has already been imaged is shown in Fig. 3 if the dealer who requested the processing of the stored photographic film this time is the same as the dealer who was requested last time.
- the photographic film storage bag package 42 Passed from the customer to the dealer in a state of being packaged in the photographic film storage bag package 42. Also, if the photographic film storage bag containing the developed short photographic film is not the same as the one used at the store where the order was requested this time, the photographic film storage bag was requested this time. It is wrapped in the photographic film storage bag package 42 at the dealer.
- An order slip 43 is provided on the photographic film containing bag package 42.
- the order slip 43 is information for specifying an image frame that the customer wants to perform a print process (hereinafter, referred to as order frame specifying information). And information on how many image frames that the customer wants to print are to be printed (hereinafter referred to as information on the number of prints of the ordered frames). However, if the order slip 20 can record the order frame identification information and the number of prints of the order frame, the order slip does not have to be provided on the photographic film storage bag package 42. .
- the order form 4 3 photos by the customer the film accommodating bag package 4 2, of the order frame identifying information and the order frame printing number information and is recorded, also the customer force 5 'shooting already dealer undeveloped photographic film
- the order receipt 20 is recorded in the same way as when an order for processing has been requested (however, the order receipt 20 can record the order frame identification information and the information on the number of prints of the order frame). If this is the case, the order frame identification information is recorded there.),
- One or more peelable numbers printed on a barcode of the receipt number affixed to the lab input barcode vote 20c can be peeled off. a single force of the seal? is peeled, one of which is attached to the photographic film accommodating bag 4 4 or photographic film accommodating bag package 4 2.
- the customer's custody exchange slip 20a is given to the customer, and the store order slip 20b for the dealer is Taking Photographic film storage containing lab input barcode slip 20c and developed short photographic film with one or more of the above-mentioned one or more peelable seals stored by the store and peeled off
- the photographic film-containing bag wrapper 42 wrapping the bag 44 is delivered to the large lab. Force Again?, When delivered to a large laboratory, one of the aforementioned exfoliation possible seal is affixed on a photographic film accommodating bag 4 4 or photographic film accommodating bag package 4 2.
- the order receipt 20 has a receipt number printed in advance by a large lab, or an undeveloped photographic film or developed photographic Is it possible to record the information indicating that the order for processing the lum was directly made to the large lab without going through the dealer ? It is preferable that the information is affixed to the bar code sheet for laboratory input 20c.
- the information printed on the bar-code on one or more peelable seals include the dealer-specific information (however, an order-taking device for unmanned photo processing, If the photo-processed product is returned using the equipment, etc., the specific information of this equipment or equipment is included instead if this is returned via this equipment or equipment.) ” .
- the recorded bar code sheet for laboratory input 20 c and the container holding the customer's photographed undeveloped photographic film, or the recorded bar code sheet for laboratory input The photographic film storage bag package 42, in which the photographic film storage bag 4 4 containing the short photographic film 20 and the developed short photographic film, is formed by a certain method, for example, a bar code for laboratory input 20 c And one set of storage containers containing undeveloped photographic film, and one set of lab input barcode form 20c and photographic film storage bag package 42 in a bag.
- Laboratory input barcode form 2 0 c is passed as it is to a large lab ', serial are recorded in the lab input barcode one de votes 2 0 c
- the stored information may be read and stored on an electronic recording medium, and the stored information may be transmitted to a large lab, or may be stored on a portable electronic recording medium (for example, a floppy disk or the like) and stored on a large lab. You may give it to the lab.
- the information recorded on the lab input barcode slip 20c should be stored in the container that contains the unprocessed photographic film that has already been photographed and the short-length photographic film that has been developed.
- Photographic film storage bag 4 4 For this purpose, the above-mentioned sticker is attached to the undeveloped photographic film that has been photographed, the photographic film storage bag 44 or the photographic film storage bag package 42, and is stored in the electronic storage medium for each laboratory input. It is associated with the information recorded in the barcode vote 20c. The above is the explanation of the processing until the photographed undeveloped photographic film or the developed photographic film requested by the customer for the processing order is delivered to the large laboratory.
- the large lab receives the information recorded on the lab input bar code slip 20c, that is, the information identifying the dealer, the customer
- the slip reader 50 reads out the specific information, receipt number, information on whether the processing is a development process only, whether it is a simultaneous print order or a negative print order, print specification information, reception date and time, and finish date and time. Is input to the management computer 51 and stored. In the management computer 51, the stored reception number and other information are memorized in an associated state.
- a serial number that is valid in a plurality of dealers that do business with the large lab is used as a reception number.
- a serial number that is valid only in each dealer is used.
- the information in which the serial number and the dealer specific information are combined is stored after being associated with the serial number that is valid in the large lab, and the serial number that is valid in the large lab and the other of It is stored information and the mosquitoes? In the associated state.
- the continuous number-class in a large lab there is no use Irare is, the association between ⁇ force?
- the other information that has been in continuous number and dealer specific information and the force 'set to-class only with each handling It is memorized in the state where it was done.
- the photographic film storage bag containing the lab input barcode sheet 20c and the developed short photographic film 44 was packaged through the following dealers. The same applies to the case where the package 42 is handed over to a large laboratory.
- order processing apparatus of unmanned photographic processing without going through a dealer, undeveloped photographic film or a developed photographic film mosquito is Yi Lai has been taken already the order of the process through the equipment, etc.?, It is passed to the large lab
- serial number that is valid only within each unmanned photo processing order receiving device, equipment, etc. is used as the serial number, the specific information of each unmanned photo processing order receiving device, equipment, etc.
- the information in which the numbers are paired is stored after being associated with the serial numbers that are valid in the large lab, and the serial numbers that are valid in the large lab and the information corresponding to the other information are associated with each other. It is memorized in the state where it was. Also, if you can not use consecutive numbers force-class? A big lab, each unmanned photographic processing of orders equipment, order processing apparatus of the continuous number and the photographic processing of each unattended-class only in the equipment, etc., specific equipment, etc. The information in which the information is grouped is stored in a state where the information is associated with the information corresponding to the other information described above. )
- the above-mentioned bar input card for laboratory input 20 c and the photographic film storage bag 44 that stores the developed short photographic film are packaged.
- One of the peelable seals of the lab input bar code slip 20c is affixed to the photographic film storage bag 44 or the photographic film storage bag package 42.
- the large lab will record the information recorded in the lab input code sheet 20: dealer specific information, customer specific information, receipt number, and whether the order is for simultaneous printing or negative printing. Information as to whether it is a processing order or development only processing, print specification information, date and time of receipt, finish date and time, etc.
- the slip reader 50 (however, barcode slips for laboratory input 20 c
- the order frame identification information and the order frame If the print quantity information is recorded, the order frame identification information and The print quantity information of the order frame is also read.
- This information is stored in the management computer 51, and is temporarily stored in the management computer 51 in a state where the stored reception number and other information are associated with each other. In other words, the reception number, other dealer-specific information, customer-specific information, information on whether the order is a simultaneous print processing order, a negative print processing order, or only development processing, print specification information, date and time of receipt, and finish The date and time are stored in an associated state.
- the management computer 51 In the management computer 51, the stored reception number and other information are temporarily stored in a state where they are associated with each other. Then, the management computer 51 compares the two types of information temporarily stored with each other, and combines the temporarily stored information having the same reception number into one piece of information. It is stored in a state where it is associated with the reception number and other stored information.
- reception number other dealer-specific information, customer-specific information, information as to whether development processing is an order for simultaneous print processing or negative print processing, print specification information, order frame identification information , The number of prints of the order frame, the date and time of reception, the finish date and time, and the like, are stored in association with each other.
- the container containing the film When the container containing the film is handed over to the large lab, it will be managed and stored. It is not recorded on the management computer 51.
- the computer 51 has a reception number, other customer-specific information, information as to whether the order is a simultaneous print processing order or a negative print processing order, or development only processing, print specification information, date and time of receipt. , Finish date and time, and the like are stored in an associated state.
- a photographic film storage bag package 4 2 wrapping a photographic film storage bag 4 4 containing a short bar of processed photographic film and a barcode card for laboratory input 20 c without going through a dealer
- One of the peelable stickers of the lab input bar code 20c is affixed to the bag 44 or the photographic film bag package 42.
- the management computer 51 Since the information is stored in the management computer 51 and the information is stored in the management computer 51, the dealer specific information is not recorded in the management computer 51 as a matter of course, as described above, since the information is not passed through the dealer.
- the management computer 51 has a reception number, other customer identification information, information as to whether it is a simultaneous print processing order or a negative print processing order, and only development processing, print specification information, order frame identification. Information, the number of prints of the order frame, the date and time of receipt, the date and time of finishing, etc. are recorded in a state where they are associated with each other.
- the input and storage of information in the management computer 51 when the peelable seal described above is not affixed to the laboratory input bar code slip 20c is the same as described above. Also, the information recorded on the lab manual bar code 20c at the dealer is read and stored in an electronic recording medium, and the stored information is transmitted to a large laboratory or a portable electronic record.
- the management computer 51 When inputting and storing information in the management computer 51 when the information is stored in a medium and delivered to a large laboratory, in the former case, the information transmitted by the receiving means provided in the management computer 51 is received.
- the management The information recorded on the portable electronic recording medium is read and stored by the portable electronic recording medium information reading means provided in the computer 51.
- the management computer 51 may create and store a film destination determination table indicating destinations of undeveloped photographic film and developed photographic film in a large laboratory as shown in FIG. 80 and 91 in the upper part of the table indicate the number of the sorting device described later, the seven digits on the left indicate the reception number, and 2, 4 in the lower part of 80 in the upper part of the table.
- ⁇ 2, 1 indicate the destination of the film to be sorted by the sorting device, that is, the number that specifies the exposure device, etc., and 10 and 2 1 described below 9 1 at the top of the table , 3, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 4 5 and 3 8 are the numbers that specify the destination of the photographic film packaging bags sorted by the sorting device, that is, the return destination (shops, individuals, order receiving equipment for unmanned photo processing, equipment, etc.)
- the information described in this table will be used by the sorting devices 80 and 91.
- the following describes two methods of using the information stored in the management computer 51 in the large laboratory.
- One is to read the information stored in the management computer 51 described below, and record the information on the photographed undeveloped photographic film or developed photographic film requested by the customer for the read information.
- This is a method for performing photo processing in a large laboratory based on the recorded information.
- the other is to read the information stored in the management computer 51, which will be described later, supply the information to the photographic processing steps that require the information, and in the large laboratory based on the information required in each step.
- This is a method for performing photo processing.
- a method of using the information stored in the former management computer 51 in a large laboratory will be described.
- the information stored in the management computer 51 will be read out, and the recording of the information on the undeveloped photographic film or the developed photographic film which has been requested by the customer for the read information will be described. .
- the container 22 for unprocessed photographic film that has been photographed, the wrapper for photographic film bag 42, or the peelable seal attached to the photographic film bag 44 is attached.
- the recorded reception number is read, and the read reception number is transmitted to the management computer 51 storing the information.
- the management computer 51 to which the reception number has been transmitted reads out all necessary information together with the reception number from the information stored corresponding to the same reception number as this reception number.
- the read information (reception number and information stored corresponding to the reception number) is a peelable sealing force f in which the read reception number is recorded to read the read information.
- the leading end of the photographed undeveloped photographic film accommodated in the accommodation container 22 (the part of the photographed undeveloped photographic film locked on the spool shaft of the accommodation container 2 is attached to the rear end 4)
- a photographic film-containing bag / packaging body on which a peelable seal on which a non-image recording portion and a receipt number read to read the read information are recorded is attached.
- Developed photographic film contained in photographic film storage bag 4 4 (Strictly speaking, in the case of photographic film storage bag package 42, the photograph packaged in photographic film storage bag package 42) Film storage bag 4 Stored in 4 It is recorded in the non-image recording portion of which the developed photographic film is).
- the recording position of this information is a non-image recording portion of the photographic film and a portion corresponding to the leading end of the photographic film or the rear portion. It is preferable to be the end part.
- the read information is recorded as a two-dimensional bar code on a sheet by a printer 58 shown in FIG. 4 (a), and a bar code is recorded on the sheet. Is applied to a non-image recording portion at the leading end of the photographed undeveloped photographic film or a non-image recording portion of the developed photographic film.
- Figure 4 As shown in (b), the read information is converted into two-dimensional point position information, and the non-image recording portion at the leading end of the undeveloped photographic film that has been photographed as described above and the developed photograph described above. There is also a method of recording this point as a hole 60 on a non-image recording portion of the film.
- the read information is converted into two-dimensional information, and the converted information is stored in the unexposed non-image recording portion at the leading end of the previously photographed undeveloped photographic film.
- the recorded information is also used as a break for each order of photographic film. That is, when the information detecting means detects the information, the detection result is used as information indicating a one-by-one break of the photographic film.
- the information in the table shown in Fig. 5 is used in place of print specification information and dealer specific information (if there is no dealer specific information, specific information on order receiving equipment and equipment for unmanned photo processing, equipment, and customer specific information). It should be noted that it may be used.
- the above is the information stored in the management computer 51, and the readout of the information to the unprocessed photographic film or the developed photographic film, for which the customer requests an order for processing, at a large laboratory. This is an explanation of recording.
- the photographed undeveloped photographic film and the developed photographic film on which the read information is recorded the photographed undeveloped photographic film is developed by the developing device 55, and the developed photographed unprocessed photographic film is processed.
- the image frame of the photographic film is printed on photographic paper by the exposure device 72.
- the other developed photographic film is also printed on photographic paper by the exposure device 72.
- the exposure device 72 is provided corresponding to a plurality of print specifications. Specifically, an exposure device 72 (exposure device 72 at the top in Fig. 1) that exposes photographic paper with EC print specifications, and an exposure device that exposes photographic paper with ESC print specifications 7 2 (two-stage exposure unit 7 2 in FIG.
- exposure unit for exposure to photographic paper of LC print specification 7 2 three-stage exposure unit 7 2 in FIG. 1
- print of LSC print specification An exposure device 72 (lower exposure device 72 in FIG. 1) for exposing the paper is provided. Note that the specific exposure In some cases, the device 72 exposes a plurality of print specifications to photographic paper. The photographed undeveloped photographic film and the developed photographic film on which the read information has been recorded are detected for the print specification information recorded on them, and photographic paper with the same print specification as the detected print specification information is detected. The destination is determined for the exposure device 72 for exposing the image frame, and the image frame is exposed by the exposure device 72.
- the photographic film on which the above-mentioned read information is recorded is required.
- the large laboratory according to the embodiment of the present invention is provided with a sorting device.
- the sorting device There are two positions of the sorting device in the photographic processing system, one before the developing device 55 and one after the developing device 55.
- a large laboratory system in which the former sorting device is placed in front of the developing device 55 will be described.
- the photographed undeveloped photographic film and the developed photographic film on which the read information is recorded are automatically conveyed to a sorting device by a conveying device (not shown).
- the sorting apparatus is provided with a discriminating means for selectively discriminating between print specification information and information on whether the order is a simultaneous print processing order, a negative print processing order, or only development processing.
- the determination means force is provided to the sorting equipment 5 'need not be necessarily provided in the sorting device, for example it is provided in the foregoing transporting device Les ,.
- This discrimination means uses the print specification information in the information recorded on the photographic film that has been conveyed and the information as to whether the order is a simultaneous print processing order, a negative print processing order, or a development only processing order.
- the sorting apparatus sorts the unprocessed photographic film and the developed photographic film having the read information based on the read information.
- a sorting means a force s at which the course switching gate or the like is used, and a known means as appropriate are used.
- the course switching gate distributes photographic film to EC courses, ESC courses, LC courses, LSC courses, and current courses.
- the photographic film sorting force f and the simultaneous print processing order are sorted into any of the EC course, ESC course, LC course, and LSC course according to the detected print specification.
- Negative print processing orders are also classified into EC courses, ESC courses, LC courses, and LSC courses according to the detected print specifications. If the order is for processing only development, it is sorted into the development only course.
- Photographed undeveloped photographic film which is a simultaneous print processing order that has been sorted into EC courses, ESC courses, LC courses, and LSC courses, is transported for each course.
- the device 85 automatically conveys the toner to the developing device 55.
- a developing device 55 is provided for each transport device 85 (only one developing device 55 is shown in FIG. 1 for convenience, and originally five devices are provided. It is provided to develop undeveloped photographic film sorted into courses.)
- the developed undeveloped photographic film transported by the transport device is automatically developed and discharged to the outside.
- the developed photographic film which is a negative print order sorted into one of the EC course, ESC course, LC course, and LSC course, is automatically conveyed to the developing device 55 by the above-mentioned conveying device. Is done.
- the developed photographic film conveyed to the developing device 55 is passed through a conveying path (not shown) provided in the developing device 55 where processing related to development is not performed, and automatically developed. 5 Exhausted outside of 5.
- the photographic film developed by the developing device 55 discharged out of the developing device 55 and the photographic film passed only through the developing device 55 correspond to the developing device provided for each developing device 55.
- the photographic film is conveyed to the exposure device 72 by the conveyance means 86 for conveying the photographic film to the exposure device 72.
- an undeveloped photographic film sorted into an EC course is developed and discharged by a developing device 55, and then automatically transferred to an exposing device 72 which can expose an EC print photographic paper by a transport means 86. Transported.
- the developed photographic film sorted into the LSC course is discharged from the developing device 55. Then, the sheet is automatically conveyed by a conveying means 86 to an exposure device 72 capable of exposing photographic paper of LSC print specifications.
- the developed photographic film which is a negative print processing order sorted into any of the EC course, the ESC course, the LC course, and the LSC course, is automatically conveyed to the developing apparatus 55 by the above-described conveying apparatus.
- the developer may be directly conveyed to the corresponding exposure device 72, and the configuration of the developing device 55 is simplified.
- the image frames of the photographic film conveyed to the exposure device 72 are exposed on the photographic paper by the exposure device 72 with desired print specifications.
- a reading means 95 for reading the aforementioned information recorded on the photographic film is provided somewhere between the entrance of the photographic film of the exposure device 72 and the exposure stage, and the exposure device 72 reads this information.
- the information that the means 95 has read the above-mentioned information recorded on the photographic film is used as information indicating a break of one order of the photographic film.
- the plurality of developed short films stored in any one photographic film storage bag 44 may be used regardless of whether or not there is an order frame contributing to the print in each of the short films. All of the developed short films taken out are passed through the exposure section of any one of the exposure devices 72. A plurality of developed short films stored in any one photographic film storage bag 44 will be combined in a process after the printing process.
- Photographic film bag 4 Developed short film with order frames that contribute to prints stored in 4 and developed short film without order frames that contribute to prints are not separated or eliminated in the printing process. The transport route for transporting these can be simplified, and the photographic processing system can be simplified.
- the developed short film that has an order frame that contributes to the print stored in any one photographic film storage bag 44 is compared with the developed short film that does not have the order frame that contributes to the print. There is no need to gather together, and the photo processing system can be made more efficient.
- the developed short film take-out device for taking out the developed short film stored in the photographic film storage bag 44 will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8.
- FIG. 7 The developed short film take-out device for taking out the developed short film stored in the photographic film storage bag 44 will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8.
- FIG. 7 is an overall configuration diagram showing a developed short film take-out device in a perspective view.
- the photographic film storage bag 44 has a plurality of bag portions 60 3 having an opening for sandwiching the imaged short film using the second sheet 600 and the first sheet 600, and the joining portion 6.
- the developed short films are respectively housed in the plurality of bags 603 formed by the bonding of O.sub.2 and O.sub.2.
- the photographic film storage bag 4 4 is mounted on the photographic film storage bag mounting table 100 and is sucked by the suction pump P 1 or held on the photographic film storage bag mounting table 100 by a fixing member or the like. .
- the photographic film storage bag mounting table 100 is mounted on the carriages 700 and 701 so that it can move in the direction of the arrow, and takes out the developed short film and the photographic film storage bag. And can be repeated sequentially.
- An electronic camera 300 is provided on the photographic film storage bag 44 placed on the photographic film storage bag mounting table 100 to capture the image of the short film that has already been formed. The electronic camera 300 captures an image of the photographic film storage bag 44 that stores the developed short film, and from the captured image, determines whether or not the front and rear ends of the developed short film are in the normal range. It is determined whether or not the developed short film stored in the photographic film storage bag 44 can be taken out.
- Reference numeral 400 denotes a member for taking out the developed short film.
- the take-out member 400 is provided in a mechanism section 500 for taking out the developed short film from the photographic film storage bag 44.
- the mechanism section 500 is provided with air jet members 501 and 502 for opening the opening of the bag section 63 formed in the photographic film storage bag 44.
- the electronic camera 3 0 0 Check the possible removal of the developed short film photographic film bag 4 4, and mechanism 5 0 0 force f works moving when it is determined that the removable control station C, a Activate the injection pump P and take a picture
- the bag portion 603 formed in the film storage bag 44 is opened.
- the take-out member 400 is operated by the mechanism section 500 to take out the developed short film from the photographic film storage bag 44.
- the plurality of developed short films stored in the photographic film storage bag 4 are sequentially monitored by the electronic camera 300 as the photographic film storage bag mounting table 100 moves, and the control unit C checks whether the shape is within the normal range. When it is determined whether or not the air ejection members 501 and 502 are actuated, the bag portion 603 is opened and the developed short film force is taken out by the take-out member 400.
- the negative sheet mounting table 100 is stopped, and the air injection means 50 is directed toward the opening of the bag section 603 containing the developed short film 1
- Air is injected by the operation of the injection pump P from 1 and 502, and the second sheet 600 is lifted as shown in FIG. The upper surface of the developed short film is exposed.
- the take-out member 400 is removed by the mechanism section 500 with the exposed upper surface of the short film and the second sheet 600 is developed.
- a take-out part 401 formed of rubber having a high coefficient of friction or a high-resistance material such as a resin material and inclined with respect to the insertion direction so that it can be easily inserted . Is provided.
- the take-out part 401 is inserted according to the position of the developed short film in the bag part 603, and stops at the position where the upper surface of the developed short film is securely contacted.
- the exposure unit 72 expresses the error occurrence by an error occurrence notifying unit that notifies the occurrence of the error. Then, the photographic film that caused the error is discharged to prevent the photographic film from being printed.
- the exposure device 72 determines whether or not the photographic film determined to be a negative print processing order has a desired order frame based on the order frame identification information read by the reading unit and the number of prints of the order frame. Exposures are performed. The photographic film that has been printed is recorded for each order by the exposure condition recording means provided in the exposure device 72 under the conditions exposed by the exposure device 72.
- the exposure condition recording means does not necessarily need to be provided in the exposure device 72, and may be provided in, for example, a storage device or a packaging device described later. The recorded exposure conditions will be used the next time the photographic film is exposed in this large lab.
- a photographic film that has been exposed for the first time in the photographic processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention will be exposed under the above-described first exposure condition when subsequently exposed in the same photographic processing system. .
- the printed image obtained by exposure based on this photographic film this time and the printed image that would be obtained by exposure next time based on this photographic film can be obtained as substantially similar printed images.
- the exposure condition recording means means for attaching a sheet on which exposure conditions are recorded to a photographic film is used.
- the exposure condition recording means is provided in an accommodation device or a packaging device described later, the sheet on which the exposure conditions are recorded by this means is attached to a photographic film accommodation bag.
- the exposure device 72 is loaded with a long roll of photographic paper. During exposure, the photographic paper is exposed as it is long.
- the photographic paper is provided with one order of separation information at the time of exposure, developed by the automatic developing machine 73, and discharged.
- the discharged long photographic paper is cut for each frame by a cutting device 96 provided close to a long photographic paper discharge section of the automatic developing machine 73.
- the cutting device 96 is provided with a detecting means for detecting one-by-one delimiter information and a counter for the number of cut frames. The detecting device 96 and the count number from the counter are provided in the cutting device 96.
- the sorter 76 which has a plurality of bins 76a provided in close proximity to each of the automatic processors 73 and has a plurality of bins 76a, receives the detection information and the count number, and the sorter 76 receives the information. Based on this, the bin position is controlled, and the prints 75 for each order are stored in one bin 76a.
- the long photographic film is cut by a cutting means (not shown) provided in the exposure device 72 to be a short photographic film.
- the cutting means is provided with a discriminating means for selectively discriminating whether the order is a simultaneous print processing order, a negative print processing order, or a development only process. Cut into short photographic films with the required number of processing shots. In this way, all the photographic films discharged from the exposure device 72 are discharged in the form of short photographic films.
- the short photographic film discharged from the exposure device 72 is transferred to the short photographic film provided in each of the conveyance devices 89 by the conveyance device 89 provided at the discharge portion of the short photographic film of each exposure device 72.
- the film is automatically conveyed to a storage device that stores the film in a photographic film storage bag.
- reading means for reading the above-mentioned information recorded on the photographic film
- the storage device has information indicating that the reading means has read the above-mentioned information recorded on the photographic film. Is used as information indicating the break of each order of the photo film.
- the short photographic film conveyed to the storage device is stored in a photographic film storage bag for each order.
- the short photographic film of one order and one minute stored in the above-mentioned photographic film storage bag is transported by the transport means 87 provided for each sorter 76 and the transport means 88 provided for each storage device 11.
- the photographic film is transported to a packaging device 12 for wrapping one order of prints and one order of one minute short photographic film in a photographic film storage bag package.
- five packaging devices 12 for EC are provided (only one is shown in FIG. 1).
- the short-length photographic film of one order and one minute of photographic film stored in a photographic film storage bag is transported while maintaining the order of baking in the exposure device 72, so the packaging device is transported. In this order, wrap the prints for one order and one minute of short photographic film stored in the photographic film storage bag in the photographic film storage bag package in a suitable state.
- the undeveloped photographic film sorted only into the course by the above-described sorting device is automatically conveyed by the conveying device 85 to the developing device 55 uniquely provided to the conveying device 85. .
- the photographed undeveloped photographic film transported by the transport device 85 is automatically developed and discharged to the outside.
- the discharged long photographic film is cut into a short photographic film having a predetermined image frame by a cutting device (not shown) provided in contact with the developing device 55.
- the short photographic film discharged from the cutting device is automatically conveyed to the storage device 11 for storing the short photographic film in the photographic film storage bag by the transfer device provided in the short photographic film discharge section of the cutting device. Is done.
- reading means for reading the above-mentioned information recorded on the photographic film is provided, and the cutting device receives the information that the reading means has read the above-mentioned information recorded on the photographic film. This information is used to indicate the break of each photographic film.
- the short photographic film conveyed to the storage device 11 is stored in a photographic film storage bag for each order.
- the short photographic film of one order and one minute stored in the photographic film storage bag is transferred to the one photographic film stored in the photographic film storage bag by the transport means provided in the storage device. Is transported to a packaging device that packs a short photographic film into a photographic film-containing bag package.
- the packaging device wraps the short photographic film of one order and one minute stored in the photographic film storage bag in the photographic film storage bag package in the order of transport. If you want to reduce the number of packaging units 12 for EC, ESC, LC, LSC, and development only from the viewpoint of reducing installation space and equipment cost, use one of or a note of the reception number and the same number recorded on a photographic film became the purine crossing?
- the recording of the receipt number on the print of one order is carried out by reading the receipt number from the reading means 95 of the exposure device 72, the automatic developing machine 73, and a cutting device provided near the long photographic paper discharge part It may be transmitted to 96, and recorded by a recording means provided in the cutting device 96.
- the recording of the reception number on the print of one order does not necessarily have to be directly recorded on the print, but may be recorded on a recording medium conveyed together with the print of one order.
- the storage bag package is transported by a transport device 90 provided in contact with each packaging device 12 to a sorting device 91 for sorting the photographic film storage package by return destination.
- the sorting device 91 contains the dealer specific information recorded on the photo film packaged in the photo film storage bag package (if there is no dealer specific information, an unattended photo processing order receiving device, There is provided a reading means for selectively reading equipment specific information and customer specific information, which functions as return destination specific information.
- this discriminating means is a force 5 'provided in the sorting device, and need not necessarily be provided in the sorting device. May be provided. Dealer-specific information in the information recorded on photographic film (If there is no dealer-specific information, specific information on unmanned photographic processing equipment, equipment, etc., and customer-specific information.)
- the sorting device 91 sorts the photographic film-containing bag package having the read information according to course based on the information.
- the sorting unit, course switching gate one preparative like (not shown.)
- the course switching gate can be switched to a course for the number of dealers plus 2 in advance, and one course is assigned to one dealer.
- this course is for returning photographic film bag packages to customers directly from large laboratories without passing through dealers, or to customers via unmanned photo processing order receiving equipment and facilities. Then, the photographic film-containing bag packages sorted into the respective courses are transported by transport means provided at the exits of the respective course switching gates at the switching destinations, and the return storage provided at the transport downstream of the transport means. It is stored in a box, and then returned to the return destination such as the dealer.
- the photographic film is packaged in the photographic film containing bag package so that the information recorded on the photographic film is difficult to read by the above-mentioned reading means
- the photographic film is attached to the above-mentioned accommodation device or the above-mentioned packaging device.
- a reading means for reading the information recorded in the photographic film and a recording means for recording the read information, particularly the receipt number and the return destination specifying information in the photographic film containing bag or the photographic film containing bag package.
- the photographed undeveloped photographic film and the developed photographic film on which the read information is recorded are automatically conveyed to the developing device 55 by the conveying device 81.
- at least one suitable number of developing devices 55 is provided.
- Developing unit 5 Order for simultaneous print processing recorded on photographic film A discriminating means (not shown) is provided for selectively discriminating whether the information is a negative print processing order or development only processing.
- the developing device 55 automatically develops and discharges a photographed undeveloped photographic film determined to be a simultaneous print processing order or a development only processing order by this determination means.
- the developing device 55 transfers the developed photographic film determined by the determining means to be a negative print processing order to a transport path provided in the developing device 55 where processing related to development is not performed. ) And automatically discharged out of the developing device 55.
- the photographic film developed by the developing device 55 discharged out of the developing device 55 and the developed photographic film passed through the transport path where the processing related to the development of the developing device 55 is not performed are processed by the developing device 5.
- 5 is automatically conveyed to the sorting device 80 by a conveying device provided in contact with the photographic film discharge section.
- the sorting device 80 includes a discriminating means for selectively discriminating between the print specification information recorded on the photographic film and the information on whether the order is a simultaneous print processing order, a negative print processing order, or a development only processing. Is provided.
- this discriminating means is not necessarily provided in the sorting device 80 but is necessarily provided in the sorting device 80. Is also good.
- a course switching gate force 5 ' is used as sorting means.
- a well-known means can be appropriately selected as the sorting means.
- the course switching gate is capable of switching courses for several minutes, which is the number of print specifications plus one. Now, the force is better sorted of photographic film?, Photographic film, which is determined by the determining means is an order simultaneous print processing order or negative print processing, are sorted into different print specification by course switching gate one door.
- the photographic film is divided into four courses according to the print specifications. Also, the photographic film determined by the determination means to be a development-only processing order is sorted to a development-only photographic film course by a course switching gate. You. The photographic film distributed to each of the EC course, ESC course, LC course, and LSC course corresponded to the course by the transport means (not shown) provided near each exit of the course switching gate. It is automatically conveyed to the exposure device 72.
- the information stored in the management computer 51 is read out, and the information regarding the read out information is recorded on the photographed undeveloped film or the developed photographic film requested by the customer for processing. This is a method of performing photographic processing in a large laboratory based on this recorded information.
- the information stored in the management computer 51 in correspondence with the receipt number is read out, and the read information is sent from the management computer 51 to a process in a large lab requiring the information. Used. It is preferable that only the information required by the processes in each large lab be sent from the management computer 51 to the processes in each large lab.
- the processes in the large lab that require the information stored in the management computer 51 include a process for determining whether the order is a simultaneous print order, a negative print order, or a development only order, and a print process. There are a step of determining the specifications, a step of requiring the order frame identification information and the number of prints of the order frame in the negative print processing order, and a step of determining the return destination of the product whose order has been processed.
- the above is a method of reading information stored in the management computer 51, supplying information to the photo processing steps that require the information, and performing the photo processing in the large laboratory based on the information required in each step. It is an explanation.
- the photographic film is used as the recording medium on which the image is recorded.
- the recording medium is not limited to this, but may be an electronically recorded recording medium.
- an electronic recording medium that records an electronic image captured by an electronic imaging camera can be handled in the same way as a developed photographic film in a negative print order, or a developed photographic film or negative print in a simultaneous print order.
- the images recorded on the developed photographic film of the processing order are electronically captured and recorded on an electronic recording medium, and the electronic recording medium has been developed. May be handled in the same way as the developed photographic film.
- an exposure apparatus that can perform a printing process based on an electronic recording medium is used.
- a plurality of automatic negative developing devices 200 for performing a negative developing process and a plurality of automatic paper developing devices for performing a paper developing process are provided. It has an imaging device 201 and one or more packaging devices 202, and is capable of performing a negative developing process, and performing a negative paper developing process.
- the control unit 203 determines the force and whether or not to perform the process and the force to be performed in which paper automatic developing device 201 based on the processing condition information carried on the negative film or negative film cartridge to be processed. And control. Further, it can be determined and controlled by the controller 203 based on the processing condition information stored in association with the film identification information carried by the negative film or film cartridge to be processed.
- the photographic processing is performed by combining the automatic negative developing apparatus 200, the automatic paper developing apparatus 201, and the packaging apparatus 202 in different numbers without combining them all one by one.
- the processing equipment and processing steps can be selected without any human intervention based on information such as simultaneous printing, additional printing, and print size on the negative film or negative film cartridge, and the processing in the laboratory can be automated.
- automatic sorting devices 210 and 211 are provided, between the automatic sorting device 210 and the negative automatic developing device 200, the negative automatic developing device 200 and the paper automatic developing device 201. , respectively between the base Parr automatic developing apparatus 2 0 1 and the automatic sorting apparatus 2 1 1, an automatic conveying path 2 2 0, the automatic transport path 2 2 0 power?, the preceding decision information of the film to be processed Based on this, the photographic film is automatically conveyed to the next process.
- the photographic film can be automatically conveyed to the next step based on the advance determination information of the film to be processed by the automatic conveyance path 220, and the processing can be automated.
- the photographic film is processed one by one without joining the photographic film and a photographic film other than the photographic film.
- multiple photo files with different destinations Since the destination of the rum is determined based on the photographic film destination information recorded in these photographic films, the photographic film destination can be determined by separating the photographic film destination information from the photographic film. Loss can be prevented, and automation of the photo processing system can be promoted.
- the negative automatic developing device, the paper automatic developing device and the packaging device are combined in different numbers without combining them all one by one.
- the processing equipment and processing steps are selected without any human intervention based on information such as simultaneous printing, reprinting, print size, etc. on the negative film or negative film, and automation of the processing in the laboratory. I can do it.
- an automatic sorting device a plurality of automatic negative developing devices for performing one or more negative developments, a plurality of automatic paper developing devices for performing paper development, and one or more packaging devices
- the photographic film can be automatically conveyed to the next process based on the advance determination information of the film to be processed by the automatic conveyance path, and the processing can be automated.
- the photographic film is processed one by one without joining the photographic film and the photographic film other than the photographic film.
- the destinations of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations are determined based on the photographic film destination determination information recorded on these photographic films. Separation prevents the destination of the photographic film from becoming undetermined and promotes automation of the photographic processing system.
- the automatic negative image developing device, the automatic paper developing device, and the packaging device can be combined in different numbers without combining them all one by one.
- the processing equipment and processing steps can be selected without the need for human intervention based on information such as simultaneous printing, reprinting, and print size on the negative film or negative film cartridge, and the processing in the laboratory can be automated.
- an automatic sorting apparatus, a plurality of negative automatic developing apparatuses for performing one or more negative developing steps, and a plurality of automatic developing apparatuses for performing a paper developing step According to the photographic film destination determination method of Item 110, an automatic sorting apparatus, a plurality of negative automatic developing apparatuses for performing one or more negative developing steps, and a plurality of automatic developing apparatuses for performing a paper developing step.
- a photographic processing system that has a par automatic developing device and one or more packaging devices, it is possible to automatically convey a photographic film to the next process based on the advance decision information of the film to be processed by the automatic conveyance path. And can automate the process.
- a photographic processing system for processing photographic film one by one without joining photographic film and photographic film other than the photographic film the destinations of a plurality of different photographic films are determined based on the photographic film destination determination information corresponding to these photographic films, so that the destination of the photographic film can be quickly and reliably determined, and the photographic processing system can be determined. Automation can be facilitated.
- the destination of the photographic paper in the photographic processing system is reliably determined based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper. It can facilitate the automation of photo processing systems.
- the photographic film is processed on a one-go-one-go basis without joining the photographic film and a photographic film other than the photographic film.
- the destination of a plurality of photographic films having different destinations is determined based on the photographic film destination determination information corresponding to these photographic films, so that the destination of the photographic film can be quickly and reliably determined. It can facilitate the automation of photo processing systems.
- the photographic film photographic processing for the photographic film to be printed on the photographic paper in a desired print specification. It is possible to prevent the destination in the physical system from being determined and promote the automation of the photo processing system.
- the destination of the photographic paper in the photographic processing system is reliably determined based on the photographic paper destination determination information recorded on the photographic paper. Can make decisions and facilitate the automation of photo processing systems.
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