| 摘要 |
1,226,559. Copying by scanning. DR. ING. RUDOLF HELL. 18 March, 1968 [17 March, 1967], No. 12836/68. Heading H4F. Parts of different pictures are copied electronically during photo-electric scanning of the pictures using a mask which is scanned synchronously and in register with the pictures, the mask having differently coloured areas which correspond to the respective areas of the pictures to be copied and cause the appropriate picture signals to be connected to the recording device on each change of colour during scanning. As shown, portions I to IV of pictures 1 to 4 respectively are to be copies in the reproduction 9 and the mask 11 is divided similarly into white, red, green and black portions. The pictures 1 to 4 are scanned synchronously along successive lines in conventional manner by devices 5 to 8, colour separation filters being included if the pictures are coloured. The mask 11 is scanned synchronously by a device 12, the beam from the scanning path being split into two paths including a red and a green filter 15, 16 respectively, by mirrors 13, 14. The outputs of the corresponding photo-cells or multipliers 17, 18 are supplied to amplitude discriminators 19, 20 respectively, which produce binary outputs in accordance with the colour scanned on the mask 11. Thus, when white is scanned the outputs of filters 15, 16 are equal and the binary output is 11, red produces output 10, green produces output 01, and black produces output 00. The white area may be replaced by grey so that the filter outputs are equalized. These binary outputs selectively operate relays R, G whose contacts r and g 1 , g 2 are connected so that the required picture portion is reproduced at 9 via a colour or tone correction circuit 21. The beam in the scanning device 12 may be divided into three paths in which case the mask 11 will be divided into eight portions with corresponding colours and eight different picture portions may be copied. A fixed signal from a signal generator can also be connected to the recording device, for example, to record at one position writing, or to produce a neutral background or to introduce colour correction. |
