Dual sided photographic album leaf and method of making
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoseph Anthony Manico, Richard Carroll Reem
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Abstract
A unitary dual sided album leaf and method of making. The method includes the steps of: providing a image retaining media having an image forming side and a back side; printing a plurality of images on the image forming side of the image retaining media, the image retaining media being composed into first and second image retaining sections; folding the image retaining media along a predetermined line, the first and second image retaining sections being positioned such that when the image retaining media is folded, the back side of the first and second image retaining sections will be substantially co-extensive with each other so as to form the first and second sides of the album leaf.
Claims30
A method of making a unitary dual sided album leaf having first and second sides, comprising the steps of:
- providing an image bearing media having an image forming side and a back side;
- printing at least one image on the image forming side of said image bearing media, said image bearing media comprising a first image retaining section and a second image retaining section separated from said first image retaining section by a fold line;
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- folding said image bearing media along said fold line so that said first and second image retaining sections are substantially co-extensive and said at least one image on said image bearing media face outward.
A method of making a unitary dual sided album leaf having first and second sides, comprising the steps of:
- providing an image bearing media having an image forming side and a back side;
- providing a digital record having at least one image and composing said at least one image in said digital record into first and second digital sub-records, said first digital sub-record corresponding to a first image retaining section on said image bearing media, and said second digital sub-record corresponding to a second image retaining section on said image bearing media, said first image retaining section being separated from said second image retaining section by a fold line;
- printing said images of said first and second digital sub-records onto said image forming side of said image retaining media;
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- folding said image bearing media at said fold line so that said first and second image retaining sections are substantially co-extensive with each other.
A method of making a unitary dual sided album leaf having first and second sides, comprising the steps of:
- providing an image bearing media having an image forming side and a back side;
- providing a digital record having a plurality of images, said plurality of images being printed into first and second image retaining sections said first image retaining section being separated from said second image retaining section by a fold line;
- and
- folding said image bearing media along a fold line so that said first and second image retaining sections are substantially co-extensive with the images on said image bearing media facing outward.
A method of making a unitary dual sided album leaf having first and second sides, comprising the steps of:
- providing a sheet of image bearing media having an image forming side and a back side;
- providing a digital record having a plurality of images and composing said plurality of images in said digital record into first and second sub-records, said first sub-record corresponding to a first image retaining section on said image bearing media, and said second digital sub-record corresponding to a second image retaining section on said image bearing media, said first image retaining section being separated from said second image retaining section by a fold line;
- printing said image in the first and second sub-records onto said image forming side of said image bearing media;
- and
- folding said image bearing media along said fold line so that said first and second image retaining sections are substantially co-extensive with each other.
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