Plain paper reproduction process
OwnerJean J. Robillardinventor
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Monochromatic or polychromatic photographic images are directly developed on plain paper by a photodielectric selective sublimable dye transfer process. A photosensitive belt containing a photodielectric material and a binder is exposed to a light image and the exposed parts are then passed in contact with a plain paper together with a carrier of sublimable dye under pressure and the application of an electromagnetic field. Multicolor images are formed by exposing the original through three separation filters; for example, red, blue and green on three successive areas of the photosensitive belt and each exposed area passed in contact with a plain paper and three successive carriers of sublimable dyes of color corresponding to the separation filters.
A light sensitive photographic process for producing a permanent record on plain paper of a light image which comprises:
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