Exposure control method for photographic printing

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Methods

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355 38, G03B 2732, G03B 2780

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053371305

ABSTRACT:
In an exposure control method for photographic printing, average transmitted light from an original on an photographic film is color-separated, and an average photometric value for each color is obtained by measuring each color-separated light. A tentative exposure amount is determined based on the average photometric value. A color dominancy in the original image is evaluated by an analysis of image information which is obtained through a color-separated scanning of the original image, and the tentative exposure amount is corrected based on an evaluation result.

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