Method of electronically processing an image from a color negative film element
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJohn D. Buhr, Frank R. Brockler, Allan F. Sowinski, Richard P. Szajewski, Lois A. Buitano
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJohn D. Buhr, Frank R. Brockler, Allan F. Sowinski, Richard P. Szajewski, Lois A. Buitano
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A method is disclosed for electronically processing an image scanned from a scene exposed onto a color negative photographic element. The element is especially capable of producing images that, when scanned, converted to electronic form, corrected and then converted to a viewable form, exhibit excellent color, reduced granularity and improved sharpness. The photographic elements contain blue, green and red recording layer units capable of forming spectrally differentiated dye images. The layer units are substantially free of colored masking coupler, and each exhibit a dye image gamma of less than 1.5. The element exhibits an exposure latitude of at least 2.7 log E. The gamma ratios of the blue, green and red recording layer units are between 0.80 and 1.2. A method for producing a viewable image is additionally disclosed.
A method of electronically processing an image formed from a scene exposed onto a color photographic element suited for preloading in a one-time-use camera and for producing a color image suited for conversion to an electronic form and subsequent reconversion into a viewable form comprising the steps of:
A method of forming a viewable image from a scene exposed onto a color photographic element suited for preloading in a one-time-use camera and for producing a color image suited for conversion to an electronic form and subsequent reconversion into a viewable form comprising the steps of sequentially:
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