Eastman-Kodak Company

Other

Alberto M Martinez

Richard P Szajewski

Jerzy A Budz

Anne E Bohan

James P Merrill

Walter Harold Isaac

Pamela M Ferguson

Scott F O'Dell

Roger L Lok

Pranab Bagchi

Eric L Bell

Melvin M Kestner

William A Mruk

Thomas A Rosiek

Paul T Hahm

Gary W Visconte

Vincent J Flow

Ronald G Olsen

Francis J Foley

Shihua S Chen

Dean H Russell

High chloride silver halide elements containing pyrimidine compounds

A protective garment includes a torso portion for covering a person's torso; a lower portion for covering a person's legs and including left and right leg portions, each having an inner edge and an outer edge; a first fastening arrangement at the inner edge of each leg portion for securing the inner edges together to form an apron-like arrangement of the lower portion; a second fastening arrangement at the inner and outer edges of the left leg portion for securing the same around a left leg of the person; a third fastening arrangement at the inner and outer edges of the right leg portion for securing the same around a right leg of the person; and a fourth fastening arrangement at a waist area for connecting and disconnecting the torso portion and the lower portion relative to each other.

Protective garment

The invention relates to a photographic emulsion comprising silver iodochloride grains, said grains further comprising iridium, said grains chemically sensitized with gold in an amount of between 120 and 200 mg gold per silver mole and sulfur in an amount between 0.1 and 20 mg sulfur per silver mole, 1-(3-acetamidophenyl)-5-mercaptotetrazole, 1-phenyl-5-mercaptotetrazole, and a disulfide compound represented by the following formula: ##STR1## wherein X is independently --O--, --NH-- or --NR--, where R is a substituent;

Color paper with improved wet abrasion sensitivity

Improvements in post process Dmin are provided in a photographic element that has a preferred coupler, hardener, and permanent solvent. The coupler of the element comprises between about 20 and 40 percent by weight of the coupler and oil phase components and the element further comprises chromanol stabilizer.

Color paper post process Dmin keeping with a bis-vinylsulfonyl as the

The invention creates a selective oxygen barrier around individual coupler or other photographically active particles by surrounding each particle with a layer of water applicable oxygen barrier polymer such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), which will also act as a steric barrier to coalescence of the particles. Photographic products formed with such materials are more dye stable. The dispersions of this invention are prepared by mechanical milling or homogenization procedures.

Oxygen barrier coated photographic agent milled dispersion particles for

An improved image display material comprising a light sensitive tabular grain silver chloride emulsion spectrally sensitized to a peak wavelength of less than about 475 nm, and a method of use comprising the step of optically printing a color image onto the improved color photographic display material is provided. The material and method enable reduced printing times, improved color reproduction and lowered image granularity.

Method of providing viewable images

Photographic image display material

A method of making a photographic paper support having improved raw stock keeping characteristics by an internal acid sizing step and an external alkaline sizing step to achieve a water extractable pH of from 6 to 9.5.

Photographic reflection print material with improved keeping properties

Color photographic print materials are described in which the surface pH is between about 4.0 and 5.3. The photographic elements have improved keeping properties under adverse conditions of storage.

Color photographic reflection print material with improved keeping

A magnetic nail holding device has a generally rectangular hollow housing. A pair of overlying jaw elements with magnetic tip portions project from an opening in a front end portion of the housing. One of the jaw members is stationary and the second jaw member is mounted for pivotal movement toward and away from the stationary jaw member. A spring biased push button extends from a top portion of the housing for selectively pivoting the movable jaw member between open and closed positions. This allows the magnetic tip portions of the jaw members to be spaced apart any selected distance within a wide range of movement for accommodating a variety of various standard nail sizes. A metal loop is attached to a back end portion of the housing for engagement with an L-shaped magnetic belt hook. This allows the nail holder to be conveniently carried on the belt of a carpenter or other user. The L-shaped belt hook may also be utilized for carrying key rings and other items.

Magnetic nail holding device

Growing community of inventors

Rochester, NY, United States of America

Alberto M Martinez