Method of processing silver halide materials
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsAlan Fitterman, Robert Dickerson, Kenneth Duke
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsAlan Fitterman, Robert Dickerson, Kenneth Duke
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Photographic silver halide materials containing an incorporated black-and-white developing agent can be quickly and simply processed using unique processing compositions and methods. In a “two-step” method, the exposed material is contacted with an alkaline activator solution followed by a fixing composition. In a “one-step” method, activation and fixing are combined using a single alkaline activator-fixing composition containing the fixing agent. None of the processing solutions include black-and-white developing agents. The photographic silver halide materials are preferably radiographic silver halide materials that have a reflective support and provide black-and-white images that can be viewed without a light box.
A method of providing a black-and-white image comprising:
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A processing kit comprising:
An activator-fixing composition that, in aqueous form, has a pH of at least 10, comprises at least 0.05 mol/l of sulfite ions and at least 0.05 mol/l of a fixing agent other than a sulfite, and is free of black-and-white developing agents.
A radiographic kit comprising:
A radiographic kit comprising:
A method of providing a black-and-white image comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.