Process for producing, by etching through a lenticular grating, images that may be selectively viewed by varying angle of observation
A lens-like and selective technology, applied in the direction of patterns, special patterns, temperature recording methods, etc., which are characterized by light projection effects, and can solve the problems of laser density variation, dependence, and difficulty in changing
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[0035] as previously referenced figure 1 with figure 2 As described, the realization of the image according to the invention is obtained by laser etching. The laser beam 12 emitted by the laser 2 is deflected by the current measuring head 3 so as to scan the surface of the etched area 6 covering at least the entire surface of the image. The deflected laser beam 12 is corrected as it passes through the lens 4 . The etched area 6 is covered with a lenticular grid 9 . The laser beam 12 passes through the lenticular grid 9 in order to reach the sensitive layer present in the etched region 6 , which becomes black in proportion to the received laser power. This selective carbonization allows the direct production of gray scale monochrome images or indirectly through color matrix selective masks as described in FR11714352 or FR1103919 to produce color images.
[0036] In the case of multiple images that are selectively visible by changing the viewing angle, such etching through ...
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