Abstract: A wide-dynamic-range wide latitude silver halide film is used for X-ray intensifying screen exposure and subsequent computer enhancement of the images produced thereon. The enhanced image is equivalent to images produced by a host of individual films and screens.

Abstract: Novel silver halide crystals useful for both negative and positive photographic elements are produced by balanced double jet precipitation. Using that process, silver halide adds preferentially to the (111) surfaces of tetradecahedral silver bromide or iodobromide crystals to form cubic crystals which have corners containing a different silver halide from that in the lateral surfaces. In a specific embodiment, a crystal has corners composed of silver bromochloride, while the crystal substrate consists of highly photosensitive silver iodobromide.

Abstract: A charge receptor film element for charge transfer imaging comprising, in order,(a) support, e.g., transparent film,(b) conductive layer, e.g., metal, metal oxide, ammonium chloride salt,(c) thin dielectric layer bearing, e.g., transparent polyethylene terephthalate,(d) opaque dots, e.g., 3 to 50 micrometers in height, covering less than 10% of the total area of layer (c) which provide less than 0.05 background optical density. The element is useful for medical radiography, in eletrophotography, electrostatic printing, etc.