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10 September 1980 A High Resolution In-Line Rapid Wet Processed Laser Recorder
Stephen Corsover, Lawrence Dobbins
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Proceedings Volume 0222, Laser Scanning and Recording for Advanced Image and Data Handling; (1980) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958652
Event: 1980 Technical Symposium East, 1980, Washington, D.C., United States
Abstract
A high resolution laser image recorder/processor for reconnaissance applications has been designed with an integral wet film processor providing rapid access to the imagery. This system operates over a wide range of film velocities with nearly instant film velocity change capability. The laser recorder/processor system is described. Specific details are given on the film and processing against a 5-second development requirement. The method of obtaining consistent density over a 7 to 1 range of film velocities is explained in detail. A linear or definable density over a range of 3 density units is achieved with the equipment. Examples of product output are shown, demonstrating its high resolution, high quality, low grain and large density range.
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Stephen Corsover and Lawrence Dobbins "A High Resolution In-Line Rapid Wet Processed Laser Recorder", Proc. SPIE 0222, Laser Scanning and Recording for Advanced Image and Data Handling, (10 September 1980); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958652
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KEYWORDS
Image processing

Signal processing

Video

Laser scanners

Image resolution

Laser processing

Modulators

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