Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Tetsu Kamosaki

Mitsugu Tanaka

Keiichi Tateishi

Toshiaki Aono

Keizo Kimura

Hideaki Naruse

Masakazu Yoneyama

Seiiti Kubodera

Yasuhiro Ishiwata

Takayoshi Kamio

Masashi Ogiyama

Seiichiro Kishida

Toshiaki Inaba

Silver halide color photographic photosensitive material and method for forming image

A silver halide photographic light-sensitive material comprising a support having provided thereon a layer containing at least one cyan dye image forming compound represented by the following formula (1):

Silver halide photographic light-sensitive material

A heat developable color light-sensitive material provided on a support, which is for use in an image forming process comprising using a dye fixing element provided on a support separate from the support for the light-sensitive material, superposing one on another, heat developing to form a diffusible dye in the light sensitive material, and transferring the diffusible dye to the dye fixing element to form an image, is disclosed. The light sensitive material comprises at least a light-sensitive silver halide and dye-donating compounds, and forms or releases diffusible yellow, magenta and cyan dyes by the heat development, the diffusible cyan dye comprising at least two kinds of cyan dyes, the yellow dye, the magenta dye and the cyan dye showing the maximum absorption intensity in spectral absorption at a wavelength of from 440 nm to 460 nm, from 525 nm to 545 nm, and from 610 nm to 640 nm, respectively, and the absorption intensity of the cyan dye satisfying the following requirements (1) to (3): (1) the wavelength (.lambda.C(10%-)) at which an absorption intensity in the short-wavelength side of the cyan dye reaches 10% of a peak absorption intensity is 525 nm to 545 nm; (2) the wavelength (.lambda.C(10%+)) at which an absorption intensity in the long-wavelength side of the cyan dye reaches 10% of a peak absorption intensity is 690 nm or more; and (3) the difference between .lambda.C(10%+) and .lambda.C(10%-) is 155 nm or more.

Heat developable color light-sensitive material

A thermal transfer image-receiving material having an image-receiving layer comprising a thermoplastic resin capable of receiving a dye, on a support, wherein the thermoplastic resin is a polyester having anti-fading groups in at least one of a main chain and a side chain moiety of the molecular structure of the thermoplastic resin and the material has the ability to form an image with a high image density and excellent image storage stability by thermal transfer recording.

Thermal transfer image-receiving material

A thermal transfer recording material composed of a dye-providing element having a dye-providing layer containing a thermal transferring dye and a binder resin as provided on a support and an image-receiving element having a dye-receiving layer containing a dye-receiving high polymer compound, in the main, as provided on a support, the dye-providing layer and the dye-receiving layer being kept in contact with each other and heatable in accordance with image signals so as to transfer the dye from the dye-providing layer to the dye-receiving layer to attain recording, in which the surface(s) of the dye-providing layer and/or the dye-receiving layer contain(s) at least one modified polysiloxane compound of formula (1).

Thermal transfer recording material

A thermal transfer receiving sheet adapted to receiving a dye from a thermal transfer sheet containing a dye capable of being sublimed or rendered mobile by heat, wherein said thermal receiving sheet comprises at least one receiving layer for receiving dye provided on a base sheet, and said base sheet comprises a support having at least one hydrophilic binder provided on the support between the support and the receiving layer.

Thermal transfer receiving sheet

A thermal transfer image receiving material is disclosed comprising a support having thereon at least one dye image receiving layer containing a polyester resin containing anionic groups and containing phenylene groups in the linear chain of the resin.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Tetsu Kamosaki