Method of processing film unit with processing solution wave fro

Gas separation: apparatus – Electric field separation apparatus – Including gas flow distribution means

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96 3, 96 29R, 96 29D, 96 76C, 96200, 354304, G03C 524, G03C 554, G03C 148, G03D 902

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039486621

ABSTRACT:
A photographic film assemblage including a container, a plurality of self-developing film units within the container which are adapted to be sequentially exposed and treated with a liquid processing composition, and members associated with the container so as to form an integral part of the assemblage for controlling the distribution of the liquid processing composition during treatment of a film unit. A photographic apparatus with which the film assemblage is adapted to be used includes structure for locating the distribution control members in operative association with a film unit located in position for exposure and subsequent treatment with the liquid processing composition.

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