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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsKristen D. Lockhart, Cheryl S. Johnston, Mark E. Johnson, David L. Fridd
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This invention relates to a photographic element comprising a support having thereon light sensitive silver halide layers comprising at least one red light sensitive silver halide layer, at least one green light sensitive silver halide layer, and at least one blue sensitive silver halide layer, wherein the green light sensitive silver halide layer has an absorption spectra having a maximum absorption at a wavelength λmax from 530 to 560 nm and a half bandwidth less than 50 nm; and the red light sensitive silver halide layer has an adsorption spectra having a maximum absorption at a wavelength λmax from 610 to 640 nm, and exhibiting from 30 nm hypsochromic of the wavelength of maximum absorption and below an area less than 40% based on the total area of the red light sensitive silver halide layer adsorption spectra. It further relates to a method of processing said element using an electronic filmwriter device.
A photographic element comprising a support having thereon light sensitive silver halide layers comprising at least one red light sensitive silver halide layer, at least one green light sensitive silver halide layer, and at least one blue sensitive silver halide layer, wherein
A process for forming a photographic image which comprises exposing a silver halide photographic element with light sources from an electronic filmwriter device, the element comprising a support having thereon at least one red light sensitive silver halide layer, at least one green light sensitive silver halide layer, and at least one blue light sensitive silver halide layer, wherein
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