Eastman-kodak Company

Sharon Gould

Richard P Szajewski

Thomas B Brust

Myra T Olm

James Edward Sutton

Roger A Bryant

Sherrill A Puckett

Elizabeth K Lelental

A tabular grain emulsion is disclosed that combines increased speed, reduced low intensity reciprocity failure, and low levels of pressure sensitivity. The tabular grains containing greater than 70 mole percent bromide and laminae located adjacent the {111} major faces each having a thickness of less than 35 nanometers and containing at least 1 mole percent higher iodide than a host portion of the tabular grains on which they are deposited. The tabular grains contain an iridium dopant capable of reducing low intensity failure in one interior grain portion and a Group 8 speed enhancing dopant present in a concentration of from 20 to 300 molar parts per million in another interior grain portion separated from the iridium containing grain portion by at least 10 percent of the silver forming the grain structure.

Elevated iodide surface laminae tabular grain emulsions

A method of processing an exposed originating silver halide color photographic element comprising developing the photographic element in a color devoloper containing a p-phenylenediamine color developing agent in the presence of a 1-phenyl pyrazolidin-3-one compound

Method of processing originating photographic elements containing

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Rochester, NY, United States of America

Sharon Gould