F-Term-List

G03B27/72-27/80

AA00
CONTROL OF LIGHT SOURCE

AA01

AA02

AA03

AA04

AA05

AA06

AA07

AA08

AA09

AA10

. Means of adjusting the quantity of light

. . Voltage and current

. . Frequency

. . Duration of light emission

. . Number of times that light is emitted

. . Adjustment of the quantity of light by means of pulse circuits

. . . Continuity angle

. . . Use of inverters

. . . Pulse circuits especially adapted for fluorescent light

. . Adjustment means that respond to the flash lamps

AA11

AA12

AA14

AA15

AA16

AA17

AA18

AA19

. . . Charging voltage and capacitance

. . . Means of stopping light emission

. On-off control

. . Consideration and improvement of start-up characteristics

. Measures to prevent variations over time or caused by aging

. Distribution of illumination

. Color characteristics

. Use of multiple light sources or switching of light sources

AA21

AA22

AA23

AA24

AA25

AA26

AA27

. Control parameters

. . Control by detection of the quantity of light

. . Control by detection of temperature

. . Control based on processing conditions in a subsequent stage

. . Control based on the concentration of the original

. . Control based on the status of the power source

. . Control based on projection magnification

AB00
MEANS OTHER THAN LIGHT SOURCES FOR CHANGING THE EXPOSURE LEVEL

AB01

AB03

AB05

AB06

AB08

AB09

. Shutters

. Aperture

. Slits

. Scanning speed

. Filters

. Electro-optical elements (e.g., liquid crystals)

AC00
ARRANGEMENT AND CONTROL OF PHOTOMETRIC ELEMENTS

AC01

AC02

AC03

AC04

AC06

AC07

AC08

AC09

. Direct viewing of light sources

. Direct viewing of originals

. Photometric elements mounted in the optical system for projection

. Direct viewing of exposure surfaces

. Moving elements

. . Elements designed for switching of optical systems (e.g., reader-printers)

. Correction of sensitivity

. . Spectral-sensitivity distribution

AC11

AC12

AC13

AC14

AC16

AC17

AC18

AC20

. Multiple elements

. . Splitting of the image range or space

. . Elements distinguished by uses and functions

. Image-sensor output

. Recording of measured values

. . Mean values

. . Minimum and maximum values

. Unit exposure meters

BA00
CONTROL ELEMENTS COMMON TO CONNECTED DEVICES

BA01

BA02

BA03

BA04

BA06

BA07

BA08

BA09

BA10

. Manual input units for value correction

. . Y (YMCD) especially for color use

. Switching between automatic and manual control

. . Forcible switching and prohibition of switching

. Indication units

. . Monitoring of corrected images with cathode-ray tubes

. . . Matching with prints

. . Indication of exposure quantity

. . Indication units for warnings

BA11

BA12

BA13

BA14

BA15

BA16

BA17

BA18

BA19

BA20

. Control elements related to microcomputers

. . Interruption processing

. . Elements with data tables in memory

. . Data transmission and data receiving

. . Self-diagnosis

. Correction operations

. . Correction of density

. . Color correction

. . Scale correction

. . Fuzzy and learning functions

CA00
CONTACT OF ORIGINALS AND PHOTOSENSITIVE MATERIALS

CA01

CA02

CA03

CA04

CA05

CA06

CA07

CA08

CA09

CA10

. Control conditions

. . Thickness of the original (i.e., mechanical control)

. . Transmission of the original (i.e., optical control)

. . Sensitivity of the photosensitive materials

. Compilation or editing and synthesis

. Objects or parameters to be controlled and output

. . Quantity of light

. . Feeding speed

. . Standby and stopping

. Combination with scanning light sources and cathode-ray tubes

CB00
PROJECTION EXPOSURE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING MACHINES IN PARTICULAR

CB01

CB02

CB03

CB04

CB06

CB07

CB09

. Kinds of color correction means

. . Variants wherein the number of color-separation filters inserted into the light path is variable

. . . Calibration of light sources

. . . Structures and drive means for adjustment of the number of filters inserted

. . Combination of filters with different densities

. . . Characteristic structures and mechanisms

. . Characteristic combination of both methods

CB11

CB12

CB13

CB15

CB17

CB18

CB19

. . Heads that use additive color-processing methods

. . . Red-Green-Blue (RGB) in sequence

. . . Simultaneous Red-Green-Blue (RGB)

. . White light and correction color light

. Other kinds of exposure

. . Sub-exposure or uniform exposure for improvement of characteristics

. . Dodging or intended uneven exposure

CB21

CB22

CB23

CB24

CB25

CB26

CB27

CB28

CB30

. Correction by means of image inspection

. . Purpose of inspection and correction

. . . Distinguishing between abnormal light sources and abnormal objects to be photographed

. . . . Adaptation to typical light-source types

. . . Inspection or correction corresponding to the image color changes

. . . Measures to prevent blurring, errors, and unnecessary frames

. . . Specific principal objects to be photographed

. . . Top and bottom, length and breadth, and trimming

. . Methods for automatic correction and identification

CB31

CB32

CB33

CB34

CB35

CB36

CB37

CB38

CB39

CB40

. . . Splitting and inspection of images

. . . Concentration characteristics such as minimum, maximum, mean, and distribution

. . . . Automatic correction and identification methods relating to each color of red-green-blue (RGB)

. . . Spatial frequency

. . . Hue characteristics

. . . . Focusing on the colors of the principal images

. . . Weighting by position

. . . Connection of continuous frames

. . . Comparison to standard negatives and prints

. . . Consideration also given to correction data from visual observation

CB41

CB42

CB43

CB44

CB45

CB46

CB47

CB48

CB49

. Types and characteristics of negatives

. . Code information

. . . Characteristic means of reading

. . Mask concentration

. . Gamma characteristics

. . Characters and symbols

. Distinction and correspondence of negatives and positives

. Correction of reciprocity

. Correspondence to variable magnification

CB51

CB52

CB53

CB55

CB56

CB57

CB58

CB59

. Data on image-printing paper

. . Automatic input means

. . Selection of appropriate image-printing paper

. Correction according to printing results

. . Automation of proof printing

. . Correction based on data recorded on the prints

. . . Order information

. . . Frame numbers

CB61

CB62

CB63

CB64

CB65

CB66

CB67

CB68

CB69

CB70

. Recorded data relating to taking pictures

. . Characteristic recording methods and means

. . Types of data

. . . Light sources

. . . . Flashes

. . . Automatic exposure

. . . Automatic focus

. . . Trimming

. . . Date and time

. . . Photography objects, conditions, and other individual data relating to taking pictures

CB71

CB72

CB73

CB76

CB77

CB78

CB80

. Devices for image inspection

. . Devices for direct observation of images

. . Two-dimensional scanners or analyzers

. Means of recording correction values

. . Tapes and disks

. . Integrated-circuit boards

. Accessories (For exposure meters, AC20)

CC00
ANALOG COPY MACHINES (FOR ITEMS PECULIAR TO COLOR, SEE CE)

CC01

CC02

CC03

CC04

CC06

CC07

CC09

. Correction of illumination or blurs

. . Adjustment of slit plates

. . Control of exposure scanning

. . Correction for variable magnification

. Photometric timing

. . Photometric timing using an alternate scanning method

. Power source on-off timing

CC11

CC13

CC14

CC15

CC16

CC17

. Use of standard reflection plates

. Machines corresponding to the types of originals

. . Significance of half-tones in photographs

. . Colored paper

. . Transparent originals

. . . Machines using microfilm (e.g., reader-printers)

CC21

CC22

CC23

CC25

CC27

CC29

. Responsive copy machine functions

. . Editing or collation

. . Size of the originals

. Conveying of the originals

. Total-exposure copying machines

. Correspondence to or provision of adapters

CD00
DIGITAL COPY MACHINES (FOR COLOR, SEE CE)

CD01

CD02

CD03

CD05

CD06

CD07

. Machines adapted to arrayed reading elements

. . Calibration, dispersion correction, and other control

. Light-source reading

. Video-signal processing

. . Correction of density

. . Correction of gradations

CD11

CD12

CD13

CD14

CD15

CD16

CD17

CD18

. Light sources for recording

. . Lasers

. . . Beam-scanning means

. . . Intensity-modulation elements

. . . Recording using pulse-width modulation (PWM)

. . Cathode-ray tubes and full-scale scanners (FSS)

. . Arrayed recording elements

. . . Correction of dispersion

CE00
COLOR COPY MACHINES (FOR NORMAL COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY, SEE CB)

CE01

CE02

CE03

CE04

CE05

CE07

CE08

CE09

CE10

. Image formation for every color (e.g., electro-photography methods)

. . Color separation or reading processes

. . . Control of exposure level for each color

. . . . Selection and changing of filter characteristics

. . . . . Selection and changing according to the characteristics of the originals

. . Correction of color video signals

. . . Use of standard image signals

. . . Elimination of inclination or smearing

. . Formation of separate images

CE11

CE12

CE13

CE14

CE15

CE16

CE18

CE20

. . Synthesis or exposure processing

. . . Exposure level for each color

. . . . Selection or modification of the spectrum

. . . Cathode-ray tubes

. . . Transfer from negative sheets to positives

. . . . Control of conditions such as temperature and pressure

. Copying by means of diffusion-transfer methods

. Copying using the principles of added-color processing

DA00
DEVICES NOT COVERED ABOVE AND APPLICATIONS

DA01

DA03

DA04

DA05

DA07

DA09

. Production of microfilm

. Printing

. . Scanners

. X-ray photography

. Electronic still cameras

. Exposure devices for the manufacture of semiconductors

2H110	Control of exposure in printing and copying
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