Variable magnification reproducing apparatus

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Combined with or convertible to a contact printer

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355 8, 355 51, 355 57, G03G 1500

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040336913

ABSTRACT:
A reproducing apparatus for producing copies of a document selectively at one of a plurality of copy image magnifications. A photosensitive surface is arranged for movement at a given velocity. A plurality of document viewing positions corresponding to different desired copy image magnifications are provided. The document is viewed in stripwise fashion selectively at one of the viewing positions, and an image thereof projected onto the photosensitive surface selectively at one of the plurality of magnifications corresponding to the viewing position selected.

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