Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes
Patent
1993-11-03
1994-11-08
Blankenship, Howard B.
Photocopying
Contact printing
Light boxes
355 47, 346107R, G03B 2900
Patent
active
053631595
ABSTRACT:
A three-dimensional photographic technique comprises scanning the outside surface of the three-dimensional surface such as a human subject using a color digitizer which generates spatial and color data relating to the outside surface. The spatial data is used to generate a mold having a concave surface corresponding to the outside surface of the subject. A thin hollow shell of transparent plastics material is molded in the mold to define an outer surface of the shell which corresponds to the outer surface of the subject. The photographic material is applied on the inside surface of the hollow shell and is exposed using an image manipulation system and fiber optic transportation system which extracts the light from a screen and transmit it to a position adjacent the outside surface of the hollow shell to provide the required colored image on the photographic material for display through the transparent material of the hollow shell.
REFERENCES:
patent: 5040005 (1991-08-01), Davidson et al.
patent: 5280305 (1994-01-01), Monroe et al.
Brochure-Cyberware Rapid 3D Color Digitizer Model 3030 (4 pages), Aug. 1990.
Ade Stanley G.
Battison Adrian D.
Blankenship Howard B.
Thrift Murray E.
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