Photographic elements containing light scattering particles
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoe E. Maskasky, Kenneth J. Reed, Victor P. Scaccia, James A. Friday
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoe E. Maskasky, Kenneth J. Reed, Victor P. Scaccia, James A. Friday
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A photographic element is disclosed having at least one emulsion layer comprised of (a) radiation-sensitive silver halide grains, (b) sensitizer for the radiation-sensitive silver halide grains, (c) hydrophilic colloid vehicle, including peptizer for the radiation-sensitive silver halide grains, and (d) light scattering particles, wherein (a) the radiation-sensitive silver halide grains include tabular grains (1) having an aspect ratio of at least 2.0, (2) having {111} major faces, (3) containing greater than 50 mole percent bromide, based on silver, and (4) accounting for greater than 50 percent total grain projected area, (b) the sensitizer includes a fragmentable electron donating sensitizer, (c) the peptizer is a water dispersible cationic starch, and (d) the light scattering particles have aspect ratios of less than 1.5 and can be dissolved for removal from the emulsion layer. The photographic elements exhibit enhanced imaging speed and can be employed for color or black-and-white photographic imaging.
A photographic element comprised of a support and coated on the support at least one emulsion layer comprised of
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