Method and apparatus for improving photomechanical reproduction

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178DIG1, 178 67R, 355 20, 355 43, H04N 718

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for reproducing black and white and color copy having improved contrast of highlight and shadow areas of the copy by recording an optically-produced main image on a light-sensitive emulsion, directing the light emanating therefrom via television camera and electronically inverting the same and sending this signal through a video monitor having contrast and brightness control, and projecting the secondary negative image therefrom onto the light-sensitive emulsion in register with the main positive image.

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