125 results about "Reversal film" patented technology

A color print method using only two transparent inks to copy original image includes such steps as regulating the contrast, brightness and color balance of original digital image coded by red, green and blue, coverting it to be coded by green, fuchsin and yellow, choosing two channels from these channels for representing the channels of the master colours of original image to the best, determining the key colors to be precisely copied in original image, choosing the relative colors from the ink palette, designing the colors to chosen channels, overlapping two channels to form a synthetic image, regulating gray scale, generating the separated colors of positive film, and transforming to image on negative film.

For obtaining a color reproduction range of a printer closer to the color reproduction range of the positive film, a mere addition of a specific color recording material in the same manner as the recording materials of other colors is insufficient, and, for a specific color showing a large gap from the color reproduction range of the positive film, an application amount different from that of the recording materials of other colors is required for such specific color, in consideration of color developing property. Therefore, in case of forming an image on a recording medium with recording materials of basic colors of cyan, magenta and yellow and recording materials of specific colors different in hue from such basic colors, a maximum application amount per unit area is made larger in at least a recording material of specific color than the application amount of the recording materials of the basic colors.

A zoom lens including a broad picture angle of 60 to 100 degrees as a photographic picture angle of the wide-angle end state, and having a magnification ratio of about three to six times, small front gem diameter, excellent compactness and high image formation performance, which is used in a video camera or a digital still camera, and an image pick-up apparatus using such a zoom lens. A zoom lens (20), consisting of plural groups and serving to change group spacing or spacings to thereby perform a magnification changing or adjusting operation, comprises a first lens group GR1 having positive refractive power, a second lens group GR2 having negative refractive power and a third lens group GR3 having positive refractive power which are arranged in order from the object side, and a last group GRR arranged at the side closest to the image surface and having negative refractive power, wherein the first lens group GR1 is constituted by single positive lens G1, and satisfies the following conditional formulas.0.5<Ymax / FW<1.3  (1)VdG1>40  (2)In the above formula,Ymax: maximum image height on image pick-up surface;FW: focal length at the wide-angle end state of the lens entire; and systemVdG1: Abbe number at d line of the first lens group GR1.

An image-forming apparatus includes multiple sheet discharge trays arranged on a downstream of a fixing unit in a layer structure, and multiple sheet-receiving units provided corresponding to the multiple sheet discharge trays arranged in the layer structure. Each of the sheet-receiving units respectively includes a climbing slope from a sheet discharge direction start point to a sheet discharge direction end point, and an angle of the climbing slope of a sheet-receiving unit is close to plane, as the sheet-receiving unit is arranged on a further downstream. It is thus possible to provide the image-forming apparatus in which discharged sheets of paper are not piled up on the sheet-receiving unit in a curled state or the discharged sheet does not push out the sheet piled on the sheet-receiving unit.

A method for converting a sequence of electronically captured images into a sequence of modified images for providing the appearance of images captured by a film reproduction system. The film reproduction system being includes motion picture negative film printed onto a motion picture print film that is displayed, or a reversal motion picture system in which the reversal film is displayed, or a motion picture film electro-optically scanned to standard format video by a telecine and further displayed, or a motion picture film electro-optically scanned by a scanner suitable for producing digital data intended for additional digital image manipulation. A digital master is prepared from the aforementioned film formats for electronic distribution or recording out to another film to be used as a printing master for producing distribution optical prints for theatrical projection.