Matted photographic imaging materials

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Radiation sensitive product – Structurally defined

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430138, 430531, 430533, 430539, 430621, 430631, 430950, 430961, 430141, 430155, 430158, 430162, G03C 132

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ABSTRACT:
The matting agent particles of matted photographic imaging materials contain a finely divided solid as well as a dye that is only present at the image-forming points after exposure and development of the material. The starry night effect is thereby avoided. The dye can be formed during exposure and development from a precursor, e.g., from silver halide or from couplers for color photography or for diazo processes.

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