Method for producing film exposed to different images

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Diazo reproduction – process – composition – or product – Process producing multiple image

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430394, 430494, 430390, 430401, G03C 504, G03C 524, G03C 526

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041959957

ABSTRACT:
A method produces a reproducible image on a film in a single machine. Steps include exposing the film to an image, passing the exposed film to a developing station and developing the film. An improved method controllably recovers the exposed film from the single machine without developing the film. The exposed film is subsequently exposed to a second different image in the single machine to form a composite exposed film. The composite exposed film is passed to the developing station and developed in the single machine to produce a composite image film for reproduction purposes.

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