Method for detecting image information

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Focus or magnification control

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250202, 354402, 355 68, 358227, G03B 2752

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ABSTRACT:
It is necessary to photographically measure the density of an original film or to measure the size of a film manually or automatically for input in photographic printing system in order to determine printing exposure amount or correction amount therefor. Image sensors are usually used as a means in such measurement, but image information should be detected always under the same conditions irrespective of the size of negative film frames. This invention method allows effective detection of the whole frame of an original film with substantially the whole area of an image sensor as the method can make the sizes of light receiving areas on the image sensor constantly substantially identical to each other.

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