Direct-positive double exposure process utilizing a primitive, u

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96 64, 96101, G03C 532, G03C 524

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040110818

ABSTRACT:
Processes are disclosed for obtaining positive images in an unfogged, primitive, silver halide emulsion wherein a photographic element comprising a support and said emulsion are imagewise-exposed with a low-intensity light, given an over-all flash exposure with a high-intensity light and developed in a silver halide developer. In one aspect, the silver halide emulsions of this invention are primitive, unfogged, silver halide emulsions which comprise an electron acceptor.

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