Photographic method and film unit

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96 3, 96 29D, 96 76R, 96 76C, 96 77, 96200, 96201, 354179, 354304, G03C 554, G03C 700, G03C 148, G03D 902

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041546105

ABSTRACT:
Photographic method and film unit wherein a positive image is produced in a film unit by diffusion-transfer process and is viewable from the opposite side of the film unit to the side onto which image-wise light is initially directed, whereby image-reversal means in the optical system of a camera are unnecessary. After exposure, a film unit is moved into a reception means providing lightproof protection to photosensitive portions thereof and also permitting viewing of formation of a positive image therein, the film unit being removable from the reception means after effective completion of photographic processes therein.

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