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Document Number
US Patent 6421079
Issued Date
July 16, 2002
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Truc; James A. (Eden Prairie, MN)
Peterson; Doug (Minneapolis, MN)
Ovsak; Gregg J. (Minneapolis, MN)
McLean; Rob (Minneapolis, MN)
Johnson; Bradley (Minneapolis, MN)
Wolter; Peter (New Brighton, MN)
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Abstract
A photographic film scanner for scanning a film strip containing a plurality of photographic images is disclosed. The film strip is advanced through the scanner and a digital image of the film strip is created. Individual images contained in the digital image of the film strip are located and displayed. The film strip is scanned at any of a variety of resolutions.
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Owner
Eastman Kodak Company (Rochester, NY)
Published
July 16, 2002
Application Number
09/149,612
Filed
September 8, 1998
US Classification
348/96   348/207.99 382/299
Int'l Classification
H04N   9/11   (20060101)   H04N   1/12   (20060101)   H04N   1/393   (20060101)   H04N   3/36   (20060101)   H04N   3/38   (20060101)   H04N   1/04   (20060101)   H04N   5/253   (20060101)   H04N   1/407   (20060101)   H04N   1/191   (20060101)   H04N   1/193   (20060101)  
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Parent Case
This application is a continuation-in-part of commonly assigned and U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/604,330, filed Feb. 21, 1996 now U.S. Pat. No. 5,872,591 entitled "FILM SCANNER".
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348/96   348/207   382/299  
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