ISO 14535:2001 写真—電子スキャナーおよび画像設定フィルムおよびロール紙用のルームライトローディングパッケージ—寸法および関連要件 | ページ 2

Foreword

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International Standard ISO 14535 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 42, Photography.

Introduction

Room-light operation has become increasingly attractive to users of electronic-scanner output equipment and image-setting devices. This equipment requires accurate cassettes and a good sensitized material/equipment interface, especially where accurate registration is an important feature, e.g. in colour work.

This International Standard is required in order to define the room-light loading packages which must interface with the above equipment.

1 Scope

This International Standard applies to room-light loading packages either containing photographic film or paper rolls for electronic scanners or image-setting devices. It specifies the dimensions of the package and its contents, critical equipment interfacing features, and package marking. The prime aim of this International Standard is to ensure compatibility between room-light loading packages and the equipment in which it is used.

Two types of package are recognized. One type uses a rigid flange into which mandrils on the exposing device are inserted. The other type uses a flexible flange and relies on the exposing equipment design to hold the roll correctly in the machine.

2 Normative references

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