Photocopying method and apparatus

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – With developing

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355 38, 355 79, 430138, G03B 2732, G03B 2752

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050499203

ABSTRACT:
A photocopying system without using an intermediate film is disclosed. In this system, the photo-pressure sensitive sheet and an original are tightly overlapped on a photocopying stage. Scratching scars generated by friction therebetween can be avoided by drive means for changing a distance therebetween. Images on the reverse side of the original can be protected from being duplicated by changing a direction of a light beam. Figure/character images, as well as image trimming, can be arbitrarily photocopied by exposing to a light through display on liquid crystal panel.

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