Novel blocked phenylenediamine developers for a color photographic element
OwnerRichard P. Szajewski, Lyn M. Irvinginventors
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The present invention relates to a novel blocked phenylenediamine developer useful, in reactive association, for enabling, on development, a non-magenta color, for example a cyan color, from a dye-forming coupler. In one embodiment, the developer has the property that the dye color formed with the coupler is distinctly different from the color formed by the same coupler with an oxidized form of the conventional developer 4-(N-ethyl-N-2-hydroxyethyl)-2-methylphenylenediamine. The invention is also directed to a light-sensitive silver-halide color photographic element comprising the blocked developing agent according to the present invention.
Please cancel claims 1-16 and substitute the following claims 17-27.
A light sensitive color photographic imaging element comprising at least one blocked developing agent having the following structure:
A light sensitive color photographic imaging element comprising at least one blocked developing agent having the following structure:
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