| 摘要 |
1329106 Exposing photo-sensitive sheets ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP 15 Sept 1970 [16 Sept 1969] 44064/70 Addition to 1199525 Heading G2A and G2H In the photographic copying apparatus of Specification 1199525, permanent or projected markings are provided on the copyboard 20 so that, for a selected magnification ratio and for a selected copysheet size, the desired position of an original is indicated, the desired position being such as to place an image of the original in registration with a copysheet at the exposure position. The centre 40 of the copyboard is that point which lies on the optical axis of the image projection system when the copyboard is in its vertical copying position. Scales 44, 144 are provided corresponding to copy sheet width and length, lines 42 and 44' delineating the limit positions for an 8¢" x 11" copy sheet. An original to be copied so as to fill such a sheet is placed with its top right hand corner on the line 42 and is moved upwardly until its top edge fits within one of a plurality of magnification marks 150-50 and the line 42, thereby determining the magnification ratio and ensuring that the image will be placed to the left and top margin limits of the copy sheet. Further upward adjustment may be necessary unless the bottom left hand corner of the original lies above or on the line 44'. The permanent markings on the copyboard 20 are of a colour which are not reproducible on the copysheet. In another embodiment Fig.4, (not shown) an overhead projector (45) employs a series of different slide transparencies, or a single transparency and a variable focal lens, thereby providing correct locating marks. In another system Fig.3, (not shown) a series of sheets, (50) one for each magnification size desired, is provided. The sheets are each provided with a grid representing e.g. one inch square areas, on the projected image, and guide pins (51' are provided on the copyboard. The apparatus may be used for combining a plurality of documents at different magnification ratios by successive exposures of the same copysheet. |
