Simulated photographic-quality prints using a transparent substrate containing a wrong reading image and a backing sheet containing a right reading image of different information

Abstract

Coated sheets or substrates such as paper, opaque MYLAR, TESLIN or the like are utilized in the creation of simulated, photographic-quality prints formed using non photographic imaging procedures such as xerography and ink jet. A first substrate which is transparent has a reverse reading image formed thereon. Such an image may be formed using conventional color xerography. A second substrate having a right reading image containing different information from the first substrate is adhered to the imaged side of first substrate. The foregoing results in a simulated photographic-quality print which when viewed through the non-imaged side of the transparent substrate contains all right reading information.

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