Document imaging system using a three-dimensional relative illum

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Illumination systems or details

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355 67, G03B 2772

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046539018

ABSTRACT:
A three-dimensional, relative illumination corrector is positioned in a document imaging system so as to compensate for the cos 4 illumination falloff effect at the center field angles. The corrector is positioned at either the image or the object side of the system projection lens. In a first embodiment, the corrector is a generally conical, solid body. In a second embodiment, the corrector interior is hollow to permit a higher level of on-axis illumination.

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