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Archive | 1980

Copolymer latex and photographic silver halide materials containing such latex

Marcel Jacob Monbaliu; Walter Frans De Dr Winter; Raphael Karel Van Poucke


Archive | 1977

Silver halide emulsion containing two-equivalent color couplers for yellow

Marcel Jacob Monbaliu; Raphael Karel Van Poucke


Archive | 1982

Method of dispersing photographic adjuvants in a hydrophilic colloid composition

Christian C. Van de Sande; Jan Joseph Vandewalle; Luc Karel Martens; Raphael Karel Van Poucke


Archive | 1985

Photographic elements comprising thiazolyl couplers capable of forming infrared-absorbing dyes for integral sound track

Henri François Olbrechts; Raphael Karel Van Poucke; Christian Charles Van den Sande


Archive | 1983

Diffusion transfer material and process

Raphael Karel Van Poucke; Christian C. Van de Sande; Andree Verhecken


Archive | 1981

Photographic elements containing cyan-forming color couplers

Raphael Karel Van Poucke; Marcel Jacob Monbaliu; Jan Joseph Vandewalle


Archive | 1977

Silver halide emulsions containing polymeric color couplers

Marcel Jacob Monbaliu; Raphael Karel Van Poucke


Archive | 1968

3-ACYL-AMINO-PYRAZOLIN-5-ONES

Raphael Karel Van Poucke; Marcel Jacob Monbaliu; Gaston Jacob Dr Benoy


Archive | 1976

Photographic silver halide color material containing fast-acting hardener and 2-pyrazolin-5-one coupler precursors

Marcel Jacob Monbaliu; Hans-Heinrich Dr Credner; Wolfgang Himmelmann; Ernst Meier; Gaston Jacob Dr Benoy; Raphael Karel Van Poucke; Karl-Wilhelm Schranz; George Frans Van Veelen


Archive | 1968

Process for producing photographic color images

R. Pollet; Raphael Karel Van Poucke; Arthur Henri De Cat

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