Method of enhancing the information legibility of multi-color gr

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96 24, 101DIG1, G03C 716, G03C 700

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ABSTRACT:
The information legibility of multi-color graphic material is enhanced by a method illustrated as follows: Frames of panchromatic silver-halide black and white negative film are separately exposed through red, green, and blue transmitting filters respectively to an image of the original multicolor material. The negative images on the frames of film are developed and fixed, and then printed on respective red, green, and blue-dye developing positive transparency materials. The red-dye, green-dye and blue-dye positive transparencies are then superimposed and retained in register.

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