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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
81	AUTOMATIC PRINTING AND DEVELOPING DEVICE FOR STEREOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPH AND ORDINARY PHOTOGRAPH	JP35950391	1991-12-27	JPH05181206A	1993-07-23	KAMATA SHIGEJI; MIYAWAKI HIROSHI; ITOJIMA MITSUHIKO; NAKAO HIROTO; NAKAMURA YOSHIFUMI; EINAGA KAZUO
PURPOSE:To enable the execution of processing of stereoscopic photographs together with ordinary photographs with one unit of mini-laboratory by selecting emulsion surfaces, developing and drying these surfaces, changing the attraction force on an exposing base to turn over photographic paper after exposing and changing the transporting route for development processing. CONSTITUTION:The exposing base 1 is supported by a sliding shaft 18 and is moved perpendicularly to the paper transporting direction by means of a slide motor 4 and a slide screw 8, by which the angle of exposing rays required at the time of printing a stereoscopic photograph is obtd. An enlarging lens 21 is moved as well cooperatively with this operation to follow up the movement of the exposing base 1. The paper is again transported by the exposing base 1 after the exposing and is sent to a paper processor 11 via outlet rollers 5. A device for turning over the paper before the paper is transported from the exposing base 1 to the paper processor 11 is provided. The paper is turned over and its emulsion surface is positioned flush with the ordinary photograph at the time of the development processing of the stereoscopic photograph. The dealing with various kinds of the paper is executed by positioning the emulsion surfaces flush with each other at the time of the development processing in such a manner.
82		JP8778578	1978-07-20	JPS6131867B2	1986-07-23	KENESU JEEMUSU RIIDO; ARAN RENOTSUKUSU RIITOGOO

83	COLOR FILM FOR MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY	JP399479	1979-01-19	JPS5596947A	1980-07-23	KIHARA NOBUTOSHI; MORIO MINORU; OZAKI YOSHIO
PURPOSE:To make a striped image, visually inconspicuous, formed at the boundary portion between every two of strip-like many color filters by using a color separation filter layer in which the filters are arranged in rows while shifting the pitch between adjacent frames. CONSTITUTION:Filter strips r, g, b for three primary color separation are arranged while shifting them 1/2 pitch tau by 1/2 pitch tau between every adjacent two of frames 13a, 13b, 13c of color film 10 for motion picture photography. Thus, an image is projected on a projection screen while shifting striped unnecessary image constituents due to the strip boundary portions 1/2 pitch by 1/2 pitch, so the unnecessary image constituents are made inconspicuous, resulting in a well projected image.
84		JP8602677	1977-06-27	JPS5411574U	1979-01-25

85	LENTICULAR SOAP	PCT/US2016/030873	2016-05-05	WO2016179340A1	2016-11-10	KAINEN, Dan
Method and apparatus for creating lenticular, or other types of images that change with respect to the angle from which images are viewed in a bar of soap, including a method of printing a lenticular, "fly's-eye" or other type of image onto either the soap itself, or on a non-toxic, food-safe, substrate with non-toxic, food-safe inks, or by projecting an image onto non-toxic, food-safe photo-sensitive emulsion layer within the soap, and creating a lenticular, or other type of lens array with a clear or sufficiently transparent soap material as to display lenticular or other integrated image properties, such as 3D, motion, flip, zoom, color change, morph, and others. Additionally, the lenticular array is located within the soap bar such that the soap will not destroy the image when first used, but only after a large portion or almost all of the soap is used up or consumed.
86	AUTOMATED LENTICULAR PHOTOGRAPHIC SYSTEM	PCT/US2011/043841	2011-07-13	WO2012009428A2	2012-01-19	DANIELL, Stephen, S.; SPIRO, Steven, M.; WHELAN, David; ANDERSON, James; LAU, Daniel, L.
An automated lenticular photographic system includes an interface that permits a user to upload image files and image processing and printing equipment that is in communication with the interface for receiving the uploaded image files and processing the uploaded image files to create an interlaced print image file that is used to produce an interlaced print sheet containing interlaced print images. A pair of registration marks is formed on the interlaced print sheet outside of borders of the interlaced print images. The system also includes a processing station where the interlaced print sheet is aligned with a lenticular lens sheet with a registration system that detects whether the lenticular lens sheet is off-centered and skewed relative to the interlaced print sheet. The system also includes means for controllably adjusting the position of the lenticular lens sheet relative to the interlaced print sheet until proper registration between the lenticular lens sheet and the interlaced print sheet is achieved. The lenticular lens sheet is at least selectively joined to the interlaced print sheet to provide a lenticular product that can be delivered back to the user.
87	LIGHT REACTIVE MEDIA	PCT/GB2010000780	2010-04-19	WO2010119269A2	2010-10-21	MILES ANTHONY
A light reactive medium comprises an imaging layer reactive to radiation of a first frequency to exhibit a visible change, and a further layer above the imaging layer, the further layer being changeable from being substantially transparent to said first frequency to being substantially opaque to said first frequency, in response to electromagnetic radiation of a second frequency substantially different from the first frequency, the at least one other layer being at least partially transparent to visible light reflected from the imaging layer while being opaque to said first frequency. Also disclosed is a lenticular imaging method in which a lenticular layer is provided over the imaging layer, and images to be viewed from different directions are written using light incident at different directions. Also disclosed is a phosphorescent display that may be used to display lenticular images.
88	가열에 의해 현색되며 가열동안 강염기 방출 활성제 전구물질을 함유하는 디아조 염료 조성물 및 이물질을 사용한 디아조형 염색방법	KR810004683	1981-12-02	KR830007766A	1983-11-07
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89	4매의 양화를 동시에 만드는 방법	KR1019730000835	1973-12-18	KR100004276B1	1974-09-23	박정규

90	4매의 양화를 동시에 만드는 방법	KR1019730000835	1973-12-18	KR1019740000183B1	1974-06-25	박정규

91	3D/flip/motion photo-substrate, imaging processes, and applications thereof	US17147652	2021-01-13	US11300714B2	2022-04-12	Bo Sun; Jerome Moyer; Philippe Schottland; Danny Rich
The present invention provides a photo-substrate for printing of lenticular images that comprises a lenticular lens array, and an energy-reactive material adhered to the backside of the lenticular lens array. According to the methods of the present invention, the lenticular image is printed directly through the lenticular lens array onto the energy-reactive material, using, for example, collimated light or laser. The photo-substrate of the present invention can be adapted for large scale or industrial production to print lenticular images on a wide array of substrates, including such things as packaging and clothing.
92	Transparent layer facilitates making interference photograph, located between reflector and photosensitive layer	US440940	1995-05-15	US5952148A	1999-09-14	George M. Sawyer
The invention discloses that a photograph with a 3-dimensional image results when the non-angular reflector (of mercury) used in the Lippmann process of color photography is replaced by an angular reflector; the preferred form of the angular reflector is a retro-reflector.A photographic system is described which produces photographs with 3-dimensional images. The photo-sensitive element records the interference patterns of light waves, and the system is an improvement over the Lippmann process of color photography which produces photographs with 2-dimensional images. A photographic system is also described that produces a photograph with a 3-dimensional image from 2-dimensional cross sections of a subject; the system is useful in medical imaging. During exposure, motion of more than one wavelength of light is permissible between the subject and lens or the lens and the photo-sensitive element.These improvements result from the use of a particular type of angular reflector which is a retro-reflecting sheet. This sheet is used in place of the non-angular reflector (of liquid mercury) used in the Lippmann process. The retro-reflecting sheet is covered with small sub-reflectors that are in the form of cube corners; there are 47,000 cube corners per square inch.Improved angular reflectors are described. A diffraction grating is one of them. A way of reducing the speckle produced by a laser illuminated subject is described by the use of a moving diffuser. A transparent thermoplastic, water soluble glue is described that has a refractive index of about 1.5 and it softens at less than 200 degrees F.
93	Transparent layer located between reflector and photosensitive layer, in intereference photography	US440941	1995-05-15	US5948588A	1999-09-07	George M. Sawyer
The invention discloses that a photograph with a 3-dimensional image results when the non-angular reflector (of mercury) used in the Lippmann process of color photography is replaced by an angular reflector; the preferred form of the angular reflector is a retro-reflector.A photographic system is described which produces photographs with 3-dimensional images. The photo-sensitive element records the interference patterns of light waves, and the system is an improvement over the Lippmann process of color photography which produces photographs with 2-dimensional images. A photographic system is also described that produces a photograph with a 3-dimensional image from 2-dimensional cross sections of a subject; the system is useful in medical imaging. During exposure, motion of more than one wavelength of light is permissible between the subject and lens or the lens and the photo-sensitive element.These improvements result from the use of a particular type of angular reflector which is a retro-reflecting sheet. This sheet is used in place of the non-angular reflector (of liquid mercury) used in the Lippmann process. The retro-reflecting sheet is covered with small sub-reflectors that are in the form of cube corners; there are 47,000 cube corners per square inch.Improved angular reflectors are described. A diffraction grating is one of them. A way of reducing the speckle produced by a laser illuminated subject is described by the use of a moving diffuser. A transparent thermoplastic, water soluble glue is described that has a refractive index of about 1.5 and it softens at less than 200 degrees F.
94	Viewable interference photographs made flexible by the use of an angular reflector during exposure	US452417	1995-05-26	US5935743A	1999-08-10	George M. Sawyer
The invention discloses that a photograph with a 3-dimensional image results when the non-angular reflector (of mercury) used in the Lippmann process of color photography is replaced by an angular reflector; the preferred form of the angular reflector is a retro-reflector.A photographic system is described which produces photographs with 3-dimensional images. The photo-sensitive element records the interference patterns of light waves, and the system is an improvement over the Lippmann process of color photography which produces photographs with 2-dimensional images. A photographic system is also described that produces a photograph with a 3-dimensional image from 2-dimensional cross sections of a subject; the system is useful in medical imaging. During exposure, motion of more than one wavelength of light is permissible between the subject and lens or the lens and the photo-sensitive element.These improvements result from the use of a particular type of angular reflector which is a retro-reflecting sheet. This sheet is used in place of the non-angular reflector (of liquid mercury) used in the Lippmann process. The retro-reflecting sheet is covered with small sub-reflectors that are in the form of cube corners; there are 47,000 cube corners per square inch.Improved angular reflectors are described. A diffraction grating is one of them. A way of reducing the speckle produced by a laser illuminated subject is described by the use of a moving diffuser. A transparent thermoplastic, water soluble glue is described that has a refractive index of about 1.5 and it softens at less than 200 degrees F.
95	Depth image printing method on precoated lenticular material	US439397	1995-05-11	US5729332A	1998-03-17	Sergei V. Fogel; Roy Y. Taylor
A method and apparatus for printing lenticular pictures includes imposing lines of information in the form of segmented images of a scene onto a light sensitive material. Alternate segments or lines are provided from different perspective views of the same scene to be printed. The light sensitive material has a transparent lenticular material attached thereto. The light sensitive material is exposed, from the side opposite the lenticular material, by light from an illuminated image. The exposure may be effected by optical projection or by contact printing or by CRT image projection or other device. A reference grid, having a pitch slightly different from the pitch of the lenticular material, is positioned on the lenticular material and is effective to cause a Moire pattern to become visible when the lenticular material is moved relative to the light sensitive material. The Moire pattern is used to adjust the position of the lenticular material or the negative, prior to exposure of the light sensitive material. After exposure, a reflective material is applied to the side of the light sensitive material opposite the side to which the lenticular material is attached, to provide a three dimensional print. In another example, several reference grids are used for additional accuracy of alignment.
96	Process for surface improvement of surprint proof involves exposure thru halftone screen tint	US189828	1980-09-23	US4321320A	1982-03-23	Albert P. Romano
Process for modifying a tacky surface of a multilayer negative-working surprint proof having a photosensitive tacky layer as the outer layer which comprises exposing the tacky layer through a screen tint, e.g., having a tint value of 25 to 75 percent, and applying an admixture of particulate material and carrier particles and removing excess particulate material and the carrier particles from the tacky surface. The ratio of average particle diameter of the carrier particles to average particle diameter of the particulate material is greater than 2 and the weight ratio of particulate material to carrier particles is less than 1. A durable matte finish is obtained that is nonblocking, is capable of being written on, and is noncracking over extended storage periods.
97	Method and apparatus for recording and reproducing images on continuously moving cinematographic film	US3761609D	1972-02-07	US3761609A	1973-09-25	WICK R; BESTENREINER F
A continuously moving web of motion picture film the rear side of which is provided with a layer of black-and-white photosensitive material and the front side of which is provided with a spherical grating is exposed to light which is projected by a transformation lens whose front focal plane coincides with the plane of a ground glass plate. A lens focusses an intermediate image of a subject or scene onto the ground glass plate and two color components of the intermediate image are modulated by the rasters of a linear grating which is placed immediately in front of or immediately behind the ground glass plate. The exposed layer is thereupon developed and the web is moved at a constant speed in a reproducing apparatus wherein a light source directs light against an aperture which is adjacent to the path of the web. The lenticules of the spherical grating project minute images onto a retransformation lens which focusses a composite of such minute images onto the photocathode of a black-and-white television tube. The photocathode is scanned and the thus obtained information is converted into a color television signal.
98	Novel photographic products and processes utilizing multicolor additive screens whose filter units are formed of development-diffusible dyes	US3709693D	1971-04-26	US3709693A	1973-01-09	BLOOM S; FARNEY L
A color image is formed by exposing a photosensitive element having associated therewith an additive color screen, preferably a trichromatic color screen, composed of red, green and blue filter elements containing dyes which provide the required spectral absorption and transmission characteristics and which are diffusible in processing composition as a function of exposure, whereby an imagewise distribution of dyes and complexed silver is transferred by imbibition to an adjacent layer to provide, when viewed by projection, an additive color image.
99	Projection lamp illumination system for lenticulated	US2604813D		US2604813A	1952-07-29

100	Lenticular color photography	US22650438	1938-08-24	US2210881A	1940-08-13	CAPSTAFF JOHN G

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