Integral imaging with element having anti-halation layer
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorRoger Roy Morton
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Abstract
A method of exposing an integral imaging element having: an integral lens sheet with opposed front and back surfaces; a light sensitive layer positioned behind the back surface; and an anti-halation layer between the light sensitive layer and the back surface; the method comprising the steps of: simultaneously exposing a major portion of the area of the light sensitive layer with light from behind the light sensitive layer, or simultaneously exposing the light sensitive layer to all of an integral image from behind the light sensitive layer.
Claims28
A method of exposing an integral imaging element having:
- an integral lens sheet with opposed front and back surfaces;
- a light sensitive silver halide emulsion layer positioned behind the back surface;
- and an anti-halation layer behind the back surface;
- the method comprising the steps of:
- simultaneously exposing the majority of the area of the light sensitive silver halide emulsion layer with light from from the back surface of said integral imaging element;
- wherein the integral lens sheet is a lenticular lens sheet with lenticules on the front surface.
A method of exposing an integral imaging element having:
- an integral lens sheet with opposed front and back surfaces;
- a light sensitive silver halide emulsion layer positioned behind the back surface;
- and an anti-halation layer positioned behind the back surface;
- the method comprising the steps of:
- simultaneously exposing the light sensitive silver halide emulsion layer with light to all of an integral image from from the back surface of said integral imaging element;
- wherein the integral lens sheet is a lenticular lens sheet with lenticules on the front surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.