Abstract: A photographic printing apparatus in which spaced photosensitive strips are secured to an image plane on top of a housing. An imaging font having two sets of identical symbols in spaced relationship is movably carried upon the housing overlying the photosensitive strips. Light is directed through selected portions of the imaging font upon one of the strips to form a latent image, which is subsequently developed and an instantly visible image on the other strip. The instantly visible image is used by the operator to space subsequent letters or symbols as the printing proceeds.

Abstract: A photographic copying device capable of storing, exposing and processing both color and black and white photosensitive material including an exposing chamber which can be made light tight for handling color sensitive material or safelight protected for black and white material. Positioning stops in the exposing chamber make it possible to orient photosensitive material in complete darkness. The copying device can be operated in ambient light through light baffles. The material being photographed may be transparent, opaque or in the form of slides. A slide projector section directs light from the slides into the exposing chamber. A central control panel governs all copying operations.