Additive color imaging using a silverless recording element
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorKeith E. Whitmore
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorKeith E. Whitmore
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Disclosed herein is a method and apparatus for producing color transparencies on a recording element comprising an additive color filter screen having disposed thereon a coating of a visible light-transmissive, invisible light-sensitive, silverless material, preferably a diazo or vesicular material. The method comprises the steps of imagewise exposing a panchromatic auxiliary layer, e.g. a photoconductive layer, to a multicolored object, such exposure being made through the recording element of the invention. This step acts to produce in the auxiliary layer a monochrome image containing color image information of the multicolored object. Next, the silverless material is exposed to invisible actinic radiation, such exposure being made through the monochrome image formed in or on the panchromatic auxiliary layer. This step serves to transfer the color image information from the auxiliary layer to the silverless layer of the recording element.
A method for producing color transparent images of a multicolored object on a multilayered recording element which includes an additive color screen and a silverless imaging layer, such imaging layer being substantially insensitive and transparent to visible radiation and responsive to ultraviolet radiation incident thereon to become less transparent to visible radiation, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of recording color image information on a multilayered recording element of the type which includes an additive color screen having an overlying layer of vesicular material, such vesicular material being substantially insensitive and transparent to visible radiation and responsive to ultraviolet radiation to become less transparent when subsequently exposed to visible radiation and heated, said method comprising the steps of:
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