JPH103161A - Photo product, photo product production method, photo product production equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To reduce the possibility of discoloration of an index print housed therein by sunlight from a transparent part even when a transparent part is provided in a photo bag. SOLUTION: In a photographic product containing an index print in which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are recorded in a photographic bag having a transparent portion and a non-transparent portion, a print of the index print stored in the photographic bag is provided. The face is stored facing the non-transparent part of the photo bag.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a photographic product, a photographic product production method, and a photographic product production apparatus.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a container for storing a developed photographic film (for example, a negative sheet) and a container for storing a photographic print, a paper photographic bag in which delivery destination information is recorded as a bar code has conventionally been used. .

[0003]

However, since the conventional photographic bag is made of paper and is opaque, it cannot be determined from the outside whether or not a developed photographic film is contained and whether or not a photographic print is contained. So it turned out that there was a person who took care of opening the bag and grasped it. This can damage developed photographic film or photographic prints,
It turned out that there was a problem of bending.

Therefore, it has been considered to provide a transparent portion in a photographic bag so that the inside can be seen from the outside. However, when sunlight enters from the transparent portion, the photographic print and the developed photographic film may be discolored. Therefore, it was considered to cover the photographic print and the developed photographic film with the index print.

[0005] However, it has been found that the index print may also be discolored by sunlight from the transparent portion.

An object of the first invention is to solve the above-mentioned problem, and even if a transparent portion is provided in a photographic bag, the index print contained therein can be discolored by sunlight from the transparent portion. It is to lower the sex.

[0007] Further, if the delivery destination information is recorded in the storage container in the related art, the delivery destination information cannot be read if the storage container becomes dirty. Therefore, it has been considered that the delivery destination information is recorded on the stored contents. However, in this case, if the contents on which the delivery destination information is recorded are simply stored in the storage container, there is a problem that the delivery destination information cannot be read unless the storage container is opened.

[0008] An object of the second invention is to solve the above-mentioned problem, and makes it possible to read delivery destination information even if the storage container becomes dirty and the storage container is not opened. That is.

Further, in conventional photographic products, the photo bag is made of strong paper so that the photo bag does not break even if the corner of the print hits the photo bag. Was broken or bent.

[0010] An object of a third invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to prevent a corner of a print from hitting a photo bag and the photo bag being torn, or the print from being broken or bent.

[0011]

The above object of the present invention can be attained by all the matters for specifying the invention described in the claims. Hereinafter, each claim will be described.

Note that the "print surface" is a surface on which a photographic image is recorded visually.

[0013] The "delivery destination information" is information on a delivery destination, and specifically, a reception number assigned to each order at a reception store, a route number indicating a delivery route,
A delivery destination number indicating a delivery destination, a finish date and a delivery date of a photographic product, the number of films per order, and the like are included. Of course, the information is not limited to a number as long as the information can distinguish the order, indicate a delivery route, or indicate a delivery destination.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a photographic product in which an index print in which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are stored in a storage container having a transparent portion and a non-transparent portion. A photographic product characterized in that the print surface of the index print stored in the container is stored facing the non-transparent portion of the photo bag. ], The contents of the storage container can be visually recognized from the outside, and the possibility that the index print is faded can be reduced.

The "transparent portion" is a portion having such a degree of transparency as to be able to enter the inside without visually holding the light source and to visually recognize the stored object. In such a case, the visible light transmittance is generally 30% or more, and the visible light transmittance is 50%.
The above (especially 70% or more) is preferable. And having a transparent portion means that the entire surface of one side of the storage container may be transparent, or conversely, even if only a part of one side of the storage container is transparent, the contents inside can be visually recognized. It is sufficient if there is a size at the position. Further, in order to form a transparent portion, the fourth embodiment
As shown by, a cutout may be created by cutting out a part of the storage container.

The "non-transparent portion" refers to a portion having a visible light transmittance of 20% or less. And the visible light transmittance is preferably 5% or less (particularly 1% or less). And, having a non-transparent portion means that the entire surface of one side of the photo bag may be non-transparent, or conversely, even if only a part of the one side of the photo bag is non-transparent, It suffices if there is a size at a position where no fading occurs. However, it is preferable that the non-transparent portion covers the entire print surface of the index print.

The index print is a sheet on which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are recorded. Some index prints have print surfaces on both sides of the sheet. Is
It is preferable that "the index print has a print surface only on one side".

The container may contain not only index prints but also photographic prints, developed films, leaves and the like. Then, it is preferable that "the storage container also stores the photo print".

The container may be a three-dimensional box or a photo bag, but it is preferable that the container is a photo bag.

The method of producing the photographic product is preferably a method A in which "the index print is inserted into the container so that the print surface of the index print faces the non-transparent portion of the container". Not limited to this. When the container is a photo bag, a method of “inserting the index print into the photo bag so that the print surface of the index print faces the non-transparent portion of the photo bag”; A method B is preferable, in which the index print is arranged in a non-bag-made photo bag so that the print surface of the index print faces the non-transparent portion, and then the photo bag is completed.

The production apparatus in the case of the method A includes:
"Container container supplying means for supplying the container, and inserting the index print into the container supplied by the container supply means such that the print surface of the index print faces the non-transparent portion of the container. It is preferable to have an insertion means for performing the above, but the invention is not limited to this.

Further, as a production apparatus in the case of the method B,
`` Sheet supply means for supplying an unmade photographic bag sheet,
Arranging means for arranging the index print in an unmade photographic bag supplied by the sheet supply means, such that the print surface of the index print faces the non-transparent portion of the photographic bag, and And a completion means for completing the photo bag from an unprinted photo bag on which the index print is arranged ”is preferable, but is not limited thereto. A specific embodiment in this case is shown in a first embodiment.

[Explanation of Claims 11 to 20] "A photographic product in which an index print in which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are stored in a storage container having a translucent portion is stored in the storage container. A photographic product characterized in that the printed surface of the index print is housed opposite the translucent portion of the photographic bag. ], The contents of the storage container can be visually recognized from the outside, and the possibility that the index print is faded can be reduced.

The term "translucent portion" refers to a portion having a visible light transmittance of 10% or more and 80% or less. Then, from the viewpoint of visibility, the transmittance of visible light is 20% or more (particularly 3%).
0% or more), and from the viewpoint of anti-fading properties,
It is preferably at most 70% (particularly at most 50%).

The phrase “having a translucent portion” means that the entire surface of one side of the storage container may be translucent, or conversely, even if only a part of the one side of the storage container is only translucent. What is necessary is just to have a size at a position where the contents can be visually recognized and the index print in the inside does not fade. It is preferable that the translucent portion covers the entire print surface of the index print.

The index print is in the form of a sheet on which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are recorded. Some index prints have print surfaces on both sides of the sheet. Is
It is preferable that "the index print has a print surface only on one side".

The container may contain not only index prints but also photographic prints, developed films, leaves, and the like. Then, it is preferable that "the storage container also stores the photo print".

The container may be a three-dimensional box or a photographic bag, but it is preferable that the container is a photographic bag.

The method of producing the present photographic product is preferably a method C in which "the index print is inserted into the container so that the print surface of the index print faces the translucent portion of the container". Not limited to this. When the container is a photo bag, a method of “inserting the index print into the photo bag so that the print surface of the index print faces the translucent portion of the photo bag”; Method D is preferred, in which the index print is placed in a non-bagged photo bag so that the print surface of the index print faces the translucent portion, and then the photo bag is completed.

The production apparatus in the case of the method C includes:
"Container container supply means for supplying the container, and the index print is inserted into the container supplied by the container supply means such that the print surface of the index print faces the translucent portion of the container. It is preferable to have an insertion means for performing the above, but the invention is not limited to this.

The production apparatus in the case of the method D includes:
`` Sheet supply means for supplying an unmade photographic bag sheet,
Arranging means for arranging the index print in an unmade photographic bag supplied by the sheet supply means, such that the printing surface of the index print faces the translucent portion of the photographic bag, and And a completion means for completing the photo bag from an unprinted photo bag on which the index print is arranged ”is preferable, but is not limited thereto.

[Explanation of Claims 21 to 25] In a photographic product in which a developed photographic film and a recording medium on which delivery destination information is recorded are stored in a storage container, the recording medium is stored in the storage container. A photographic product wherein delivery destination information recorded on the recording medium from outside is readable. ], Even if the container becomes dirty,
Further, it is possible to read the delivery destination information without opening the storage container.

In a photographic product in which a photographic print and a recording medium on which delivery destination information is recorded are stored in a storage container, the delivery destination in which the recording medium is stored in the storage container from outside the storage container is recorded. A photographic product characterized by containing information in a readable manner. ], It is possible to read the delivery destination information even if the storage container becomes dirty and the storage container is not opened.

The recording medium may be a magnetic recording medium, a radio wave oscillator, or the like, but it is preferable that the delivery destination information is optically readable on the recording medium, such as an index print or leaf. .
In particular, it is preferable that the delivery destination information is recorded optically readable by a bar code. In this case, it is preferable that the position of the container corresponding to the position where the delivery destination information of the recording medium is optically readable is transparent. In this case, “transparent” means that there is transparency enough to allow optical reading from the outside. In such a case, the transmittance of the wavelength in optical reading is generally 30% or more, and the visible light transmittance is preferably 50% or more (especially 70% or more).

[Explanation of Claims 26 to 30] In a photographic product in which a developed photographic film is housed in a housing container, delivery destination information is recorded on the developed photographic film housed in the housing container. And storing the developed photographic film in which the delivery destination information is recorded in the storage container so that the delivery destination information is recorded on the developed photographic film from outside the storage container so that the destination information can be read. Featured photographic products. ], It is possible to read the delivery destination information without storing a special recording medium, even if the storage container becomes dirty, or without opening the storage container.

In a photographic product in which a photographic print is stored in a storage container, delivery destination information is recorded in the photographic print stored in the storage container, and the delivery destination information is stored in the photographic print from outside the storage container. A photographic product in which the photographic print on which the delivery destination information is recorded is stored in the storage container so that the delivery destination information recorded in the storage device can be read. ], It is possible to read the delivery destination information without storing a special recording medium, even if the storage container becomes dirty, or without opening the storage container.

The form in which the delivery destination information is recorded on the developed photographic film or photographic print includes a form in which a recording sticker on which the delivery destination information is recorded is affixed to the developed photographic film or photographic print. Examples include a form in which the delivery destination information is exposed and developed and recorded on the finished photographic film or photographic print, and a form in which the delivery destination information is printed on the developed photographic film or the photographic print.

Further, it is preferable that the delivery destination information is recorded so as to be optically readable. In particular, it is preferable that the delivery destination information is optically readable by a bar code. It is preferable that the position of the container corresponding to the position where the delivery destination information is optically readable is transparent.

The delivery destination information is information for specifying the delivery destination of the photographic product, and includes information such as the orderer of the photographic product and the agency.

[Description of Claims 31 to 35] Claims 21 to 35
A container having a transparent part, such as 30, contains contents including photographic prints or developed photographic films, and at least one of the contents records delivery destination information optically readable. As a method of producing a certain photographic product, the contents are stored in the container so that the delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable and recorded on the transparent part of the container. Insert
Method E is preferred, but not limited thereto. When the “container is a photographic bag”, the “photographing device is arranged such that the position where the delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable is recorded on the transparent portion of the photographic bag. The method of `` inserting the contents into the bag '' or the `` manufacturing such that the position where the delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable and recorded on the transparent portion of the photographic bag which is not formed is opposed to the other. A method F, etc., in which the contents are placed in a non-bagged photo bag and then the photo bag is completed, is preferred, but not limited thereto.

The apparatus for producing a photographic product in the case of the method E is described as follows: “Container container supply means for supplying the container, and delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable recorded on a transparent portion of the container. And insertion means for inserting the contents into the container supplied by the container supply means so that the positions of the contents are opposed to each other.

In the case of the method F, the production apparatus of the photographic product is composed of a sheet supply means for supplying an unmade photographic bag sheet and a transparent part of the photographic bag of the unmade bag supplied by the sheet supply means. Arranging means for arranging the contents in a non-bagged photographic bag so that the positions where the delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable are recorded, and the contents are arranged by the arranging means. Complete means for completing the photographic bag from the placed unmade photographic bags. "
Is preferred.

The "transparent portion" is a portion having such a degree of transparency as to be able to enter the inside without being held over the light source and to visually recognize the stored object. In such a case, the visible light transmittance is generally 30% or more, and the visible light transmittance is 50%.
The above (especially 70% or more) is preferable. And having a transparent portion means that the entire surface of one side of the storage container may be transparent, or conversely, even if only a part of one side of the storage container is transparent, the contents inside can be visually recognized. It is sufficient if there is a size at the position. Further, in order to form a transparent portion, the fourth embodiment
As shown by, a cutout may be created by cutting out a part of the storage container.

[Explanation of Claims 36 to 43] In a photographic product containing a photographic print in a photographic bag, the photographic print is placed on a tray having a flat portion and a wall standing upright from the flat portion. A photographic product, wherein the tray on which the photographic print is placed is placed in the photographic bag. By the buffering action of the tray, it is possible to prevent the corners of the print from hitting the photo bag, thereby preventing the photo bag from being torn or the print from being bent or bent.

The tray may be made of resin, paper, or other materials. The flat portion is preferably substantially rectangular, but is not limited to this.
When the flat portion is substantially rectangular, the wall portion may be provided on any one of the four sides of the flat portion, but is preferably provided on both sides of the flat portion. Further, the flat portion and the wall portion may be simply formed by bending, but are preferably fixedly formed by integral molding or the like.

In particular, the present invention is useful for "the photographic bag has a seal portion". Further, the present invention is useful for those in which the seal portion is formed by heat welding. Also, "the seal portion is formed using an adhesive"
Also useful for things.

The method for producing the present photographic product is as follows: "After placing the photographic print on the tray, insert the tray on which the photographic print is placed into the photographic bag."
Method H and Method H "After placing the photographic print on the tray, placing the tray on which the photographic print is placed in an unmade photographic bag and then completing the photographic bag"
Is preferred, but not limited to this.

The production apparatus in the case of the method G includes "a placing means for placing the photographic print on the tray, and a tray on which the photographic print is placed by the placing means. And insertion means for insertion into the

The production apparatus in the case of the method H includes:
`` Placement means for placing the photographic print on the tray, placement means for placing the tray on which the photographic print has been placed by the placement means in an unmade photographic bag, and And a completion means for completing the photographic bag from an unmade photographic bag on which a tray is arranged. "

[0050]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, specific examples of the present invention will be described as embodiments, but the present invention is not limited thereto. Further, in the embodiments, although there are definite expressions for terms and the like, they show preferred examples of the present invention, and do not limit the meaning or technical scope of the terms of the present invention.

Embodiment 1 FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a photographic product in which an index print, a leaf, and a photographic print are accommodated in a photographic bag of the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a production process of the photographic product. As shown in FIG. 2, the photo bag 1 has a first sheet 21 (non-transparent portion) that is a resin-coated paper and a second sheet 22 (a transparent portion and a translucent portion) that is a transparent resin film.
And made from. First sheet 2 which is resin-coated paper
Reference numeral 1 denotes a paper support having the surface (the inner surface side of the photographic bag 1) coated with a resin for heat welding. The second sheet 22, which is a transparent resin film, is obtained by coating the surface of the support made of a heat-resistant resin (the inner side of the photographic bag 1) with a resin for heat welding.
It is a transparent (semi-transparent) film having a visible light transmittance of 50% or more and 70% or less. Examples of these heat welding resins include polyethylene resins. Examples of the heat-resistant resin include polyethylene terephthalate resin. Therefore, the second sheet 22 is transparent (translucent).

As shown in FIG. 1, the index print 4 is stored in the photo print storage unit 13. The index print 4 is a print showing a list of images of image frames recorded on the developed photographic film (see FIG. 4). Thus, the image of the image frame recorded on the developed photographic film can be recognized without having to pull out the developed photographic film from the container. The print surface of this index print is the first sheet 21 (non-transparent part)
Suitable for This prevents the print surface of the index print from fading even when sunlight enters from the transparent portion.

Since the print surface of the photographic print 3 is covered by the leaf 5, the print surface of the photographic print 3 cannot be visually recognized from the outside. Then, the photographic bag 1 is set so that the leaf surface of the leaf 5 faces the transparent surface (the surface on the second sheet 22 side) of the print storage unit 13.
Houses the leaf 5. Therefore, the information recorded on the leaf 5 can be read optically.

The leaf 5 includes orderer information 51 for specifying the orderer such as a name and a telephone number, ID information 52 for specifying the photographic product, and delivery of the photographic product recorded by a bar code. Delivery destination information 53 for specifying the destination (in the figure, information such as a reception number, a route number, a delivery destination number, a finished date of a photographic product, the number of films, etc. is recorded as a barcode), Breakdown price information 54 indicating the breakdown and price, POS code 55,
A laboratory code 56, an advertisement 57, and the like are described.

As shown in FIG. 1, the photo bag 1 is provided with a seal portion 18 at an outlet. This is to prevent the photo print 3 and the like from jumping out of the photo bag before the orderer takes out the photo print 3 and the like from the photo bag. A seal member is provided to cover.
Thereby, the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22 are sealed only in a part of the outlet so that the orderer can easily take out the photo print 3 or the like from the photo bag.

Next, a method of producing the photographic product will be described with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG.
2 and 3, the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22 are supplied in the direction of the arrow. First, an index print 4 and a plurality of photographic prints 3 placed on the index print 4 and a leaf 5 placed on the photographic print 3
Is arranged at a predetermined position on the first sheet 21.

Then, while covering the first sheet 21 on which the print stack is placed with the second sheet 22 from above, the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22 which are in contact with the bottom of the photographic bag are heated by the heating roller 74. The bottom welding portion 24 is formed by heat welding by heating. At the same time, the sealing portion 18
Is pressed against the first sheet 21 to form the sealing portion 18.
To form

Then, both side ends 26, 27 of the photo bag
The first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22 of FIG.
As shown in (1), heat welding is performed by heating by the heating support members 72 and 73 to form the side end welded portions 26 and 27. At this time, the holding table is located at a position facing the heating support members 72 and 73 with respect to the stacked body of the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22, and holds the stacked body of the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22. 82 and 83 are attached to each other.

When the heating is completed, the heating support member 73 is separated from the heating support member 72 so that the cutting blade 71 can descend as shown in FIG. Then, the cutting blade 71 descends, and the first sheet 2 is moved by the cutting blade 71.
The laminate of the first and second sheets 22 is cut. At the same time, the holding table 83 is also separated from the holding table 82 so that the cutting blade 71 does not hit the holding table 83.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3C, when the side end welded portions 26 and 27 are completely cut by the cutting blade 71, the holding table 83 sends the photographic product to the next step.

The above-described method for producing a photographic product is an example. The index print 4 and the index print 4 are placed on the photographic bag 1 in which the seal member of the seal portion 18 is formed apart from the first sheet 21. Is inserted, and the sealing member of the seal portion 18 is pressed against the first sheet 21 by pressing the seal member of the seal portion 18 against the first sheet 21. May be used to produce photographic products.

Embodiment 2 FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a cartridge in which a developed photographic film is stored in a photographic bag and a photographic product in which a photographic print is stored in a photographic bag of this embodiment. FIG. 4A is a view of the photographic bag as viewed obliquely from the front, and FIG. 4B is a view as viewed obliquely from behind. The photo bag 1 is provided with an index print storage section 14 for storing the index prints 4 and a print storage section 13 for storing the photographic prints 3 separately. The photographic bag 1 includes a first sheet 21 which is a resin-coated paper and a second sheet 22 which is a transparent resin film provided so as to sandwich the first sheet 21.
The third sheet 23 is a translucent resin film. The second sheet 22 and the third sheet 23 may be formed by bending one translucent resin film so as to sandwich the first sheet 21 or may be separate resin films. The first sheet 21, which is a resin-coated paper, is obtained by coating both sides of a paper support with a resin for heat welding.
Both the second sheet 22 and the third sheet 23 are obtained by coating the surface of the support made of a heat-resistant resin (the inner surface side of the photographic bag 1) with a resin for heat welding. The second sheet 22 is a transparent film having a visible light transmittance of 80% or more. The third sheet 23 is a translucent film having a visible light transmittance of 30% or more and 50% or less. Examples of these heat welding resins include polyethylene resins. Examples of the heat-resistant resin include polyethylene terephthalate resin. Therefore, the sheet on the side of the index print containing section 14 is a translucent section, and the sheet on the side of the print containing section 13 is a transparent section. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, since the print surface of the photographic print 3 is covered by the leaf 5,
The print surface of the photo print 3 is not visible from the outside. The photographic bag 1 accommodates the leaf 5 such that the leaf surface of the leaf 5 faces the transparent surface (the surface on the second sheet 22 side) of the print accommodation unit 13. In addition, the leaf surface of the leaf 5, the index lint surface of the index print 4, and the description surface of the delivery slip 2 have good visibility from the outside, so that the contents can be easily checked, and the information recorded on these is optically recognized. Can be read.

The leaf 5 includes orderer information 51 for specifying the orderer such as a name and a telephone number, ID information 52 for specifying the photographic product, and delivery of the photographic product recorded by a bar code. Delivery destination information 53 for specifying the destination (in the figure, information such as a reception number, a route number, a delivery destination number, a finished date of a photographic product, the number of films, etc. is recorded as a barcode), Breakdown price information 54 indicating the breakdown and price, POS code 55,
A laboratory code 56, an advertisement 57, and the like are described.

As shown in FIG. 4, a seal portion 18 is provided at an outlet of the index print storage portion 14 and the print storage portion 13. This is because, before the orderer takes out the photo prints 3 and the index prints 4 from the print storage unit 13 and the index print storage unit 14, the photo prints 3 and the index prints 4 are removed from the print storage unit 13 and the index print storage unit 14. This is to prevent them from jumping out. And
Notches provided in the second sheet 22 and the third sheet 23 so that the orderer can easily take out the cartridge 6, the photographic print 3, the index print 4, and the like from the print storage section 13 and the index print storage section 14. 17 is provided with a seal member. As a result, only the first sheet 2
The first and second sheets 22 are sealed.

The index print 4 is a print showing a list of images of image frames recorded on the developed photographic film. Thus, the image of the image frame recorded on the developed photographic film can be recognized without having to pull out the developed photographic film from the cartridge.

The method for producing this photographic product includes the following methods. In the first method, the photographic bag 1 is manufactured in a state where the sealing member of the sealing portion 18 is separated from the first sheet 21.
Then, the index print 4 is inserted into the index print accommodating section 14, and a print aggregate including a plurality of photographic prints 3 and the leaves 5 placed on the photographic prints 3 is inserted into the print accommodating section. This is a method of forming the seal portion 18 by pressing the seal member 18 against the first sheet 21. The second method is an application example of the method described in the first embodiment, in which a leaf 5 is arranged on a second sheet 22, a plurality of photographic prints 3 are arranged thereon, and a leaf 5 and a plurality of The photographic print 3 is covered with the first sheet 21 from above the second sheet 22 disposed thereon, the index print 4 is placed on the first sheet 21, and covered with the third sheet 23 from above, This is a method for forming the photographic bag 1.

Embodiment 3 FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a photographic product in which an index print, a leaf, and a photographic print are stored in the photographic bag of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 5, the photo bag 1 is made of a first sheet 21 which is resin-coated paper and a second sheet 11 which is also resin-coated paper. The first sheet 21 and the second sheet 11, which are resin-coated papers, are obtained by coating the surface of the paper support (the inner side of the photographic bag 1) with a resin for heat welding. The print storage unit 13 is opaque and cannot be visually recognized from the outside. However, since the light from outside is blocked, it is possible to prevent the contents of the print from being viewed from the outside and privacy cannot be maintained. Hard to fade.

In this photo bag, index prints, leaves and photo prints are stored in the same form as in the first embodiment. The stored photo prints, index prints, and leaves are the same as those in the first embodiment. Further, a seal portion 18 is provided at an outlet of the photographic bag. this is,
Before the orderer takes out the photo print 3 or the like from the photo bag, the photo print 3 or the like is prevented from jumping out of the photo bag. Then, the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 11 are sealed only in a part of the outlet so that the orderer can easily take out the photo print 3 or the like from the photo bag.

The leaf 5 includes orderer information 51 for specifying the orderer such as a name and a telephone number, ID information 52 for specifying the photographic product, and delivery of the photographic product recorded by a bar code. Delivery destination information 53 for specifying the destination (in the figure, information such as a reception number, a route number, a delivery destination number, a finished date of a photographic product, the number of films, etc. is recorded as a barcode), Breakdown price information 54 indicating the breakdown and price, POS code 55,
A laboratory code 56, an advertisement 57, and the like are described.

The second sheet 11 is provided with a cutout portion 28 formed by cutting out the second sheet 11 at a position corresponding to the delivery destination information 53 for specifying the delivery destination of the photographic product on the leaf 5. The bar code of the delivery destination information 53 can be read from the cutout 28 from the outside.

The method of producing this photographic product includes the following methods. In the first method, the photographic bag 1 is manufactured in a state where the sealing member of the sealing portion 18 is separated from the first sheet 21.
, Index print 4 and index print 4
A print stack consisting of a plurality of photographic prints 3 placed on the photographic print 3 and leaves 5 placed on the photographic prints 3 is inserted, and then the sealing member of the seal portion 18 is pressed against the first sheet 21 to seal. This is a method for forming the portion 18.
The second method is an application example of the method described in the first embodiment.
On the first sheet 21, there is arranged a print aggregate consisting of an index print 4, a plurality of photographic prints 3 placed on the index print 4, and a leaf 5 placed on the photographic print 3. This is a method of covering with two sheets 22 and then forming the photographic bag 1.

Embodiment 4 FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a photographic product in which a negative sheet in which a leaf and a developed photographic film are stored and a photographic print are stored in the photographic bag of the present embodiment. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which the leaf contained in the photographic bag has been removed from the photographic product. As shown in FIG. 6, the photo bag 1 is formed from a first sheet 21 (non-transparent portion) which is a resin-coated paper and a second sheet 22 (a transparent portion and also a translucent portion) which is a transparent resin film. Have been. The first sheet 21, which is a resin-coated paper, is obtained by coating the surface of a paper support (the inner surface side of the photographic bag 1) with a resin for thermal welding. The second sheet 22, which is a transparent resin film, is obtained by coating the surface of the support made of a heat-resistant resin (the inner surface side of the photographic bag 1) with a resin for heat welding, and has a visible light transmittance of 50% or more and 70% or more. % Or less (translucent) transparent film. Examples of these heat welding resins include polyethylene resins. Examples of the heat-resistant resin include polyethylene terephthalate resin. Therefore, the second sheet 22 is transparent (translucent).

As shown in FIG. 7, this photographic product has a flat portion 91 and a wall portion 92 erected on the flat portion.
A negative sheet 8 containing the photographic print 3 and a plurality of developed photographic films is placed on a tray 9 having the following. The tray 9 on which the photographic print 3 and the negative sheet 8 are placed is contained in a photographic bag. Thereby, the corner of the photo print 3 hits the photo bag 1 by the buffering action of the tray 9,
The photo bag 1 can be prevented from being torn, and the photo print 3 can be prevented from being bent or bent.

The tray 9 of this embodiment is made of a transparent resin, and its flat part 91 is rectangular.
Are provided with wall portions 92 on all four sides. The flat part 91 and the wall part 92 of the tray 9 are fixedly formed by integral molding.

Further, since the print surface of the photographic print 3 is covered with the leaf 5, the print surface of the photographic print 3 cannot be visually recognized from the outside. The photographic bag 1 accommodates the leaf 5 such that the leaf surface of the leaf 5 faces the transparent surface (the surface on the second sheet 22 side) of the print accommodation unit 13. Therefore, the information recorded on the leaf 5 can be read optically.

The leaf 5 includes orderer information 51 for specifying the orderer such as a name and a telephone number, ID information 52 for specifying the photographic product, and delivery of the photographic product recorded by a bar code. Delivery destination information 53 for specifying the destination (in the figure, information such as a reception number, a route number, a delivery destination number, a finished date of a photographic product, the number of films, etc. is recorded as a barcode), Breakdown price information 54 indicating the breakdown and price, POS code 55,
A laboratory code 56, an advertisement 57, and the like are described.

As shown in FIG. 6, the photo bag 1 is provided with a seal portion 18 at an outlet. This is to prevent the photo print 3 and the like from jumping out of the photo bag before the orderer takes out the photo print 3 and the like from the photo bag. A seal member is provided to cover.
Thereby, the first sheet 21 and the second sheet 22 are sealed only in a part of the outlet so that the orderer can easily take out the photo print 3 or the like from the photo bag.

The method of producing this photographic product includes the following methods. In the first method, the photographic bag 1 is manufactured in a state where the sealing member of the sealing portion 18 is separated from the first sheet 21.
Then, the tray 9 on which the photographic print 3 and the negative sheet 8 placed on the photographic print 3 and the leaf 5 placed on the negative sheet 8 are placed is inserted. This is a method of forming a seal portion 18 by applying pressure. The second method is an application example of the method described in the first embodiment. The photographic print 3 is placed on the first sheet 21, the negative sheet 8 placed on the photographic print 3, and the leaf 5 placed on the negative sheet 8. Tray 9 on which is placed
And cover it with the second sheet 22 from above, and then
This is a method for forming the photographic bag 1.

Modifications The leaves 5 of the first to fourth embodiments may be printed on the back surface of the photographic print 3. Further, instead of the leaf 5 in the first to fourth embodiments, a bar in which the barcode indicating the delivery destination information is printed on the developed photographic film stored in the negative sheet 8 may be used.

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【The invention's effect】

[Effects of Claims 1 to 10] The contents can be visually recognized from the outside, and the possibility that the index print is faded can be reduced.

[Effects of Claims 11 to 20] The contents can be visually recognized from the outside, and the possibility that the index print is faded can be reduced.

[Effects of Claims 21 to 25] Delivery destination information can be read even if the storage container becomes dirty and the storage container is not opened.

[Effects of Claims 26 to 30] The delivery destination information can be read without storing a special recording medium, even if the storage container becomes dirty, or without opening the storage container. it can.

[Effects of Claims 31 to 35] With simple production, a photographic product from which delivery destination information can be read can be obtained even if the storage container becomes dirty and the storage container is not opened.

[Effects of Claims 36 to 43] The corners of the print hit the photo bag so that the photo bag is not torn, and the print is prevented from being broken or bent.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a photographic product according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a production process of the photographic product of the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line XX ′ of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a photographic product according to a second embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a photographic product according to a third embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a photographic product according to a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which a leaf has been removed from the photographic product of the fourth embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Photo bag 3 Photo print 4 Index print 5 Leaf 8 Negative sheet 9 Tray

Claims (43)

[Claims] 1. A photographic product containing an index print in which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are recorded in a container having a transparent portion and a non-transparent portion, wherein the index print contained in the container is provided. A photographic product characterized in that the printed surface is stored facing the non-transparent portion of the storage container. 2. The printing method according to claim 1, wherein the non-transparent portion covers the entire print surface of the index print.
The photographic product described in. 3. The photographic product according to claim 1, wherein the index print has a print surface on only one side. 4. The storage container according to claim 1, wherein the storage container also stores a photographic print.
The photographic product described in the item. 5. The photographic product according to claim 1, wherein the container is a photographic bag. 6. The method for producing a photographic product according to claim 1, wherein the storage container is arranged such that a print surface of the index print faces a non-transparent portion of the storage container. A method for producing a photographic product, wherein the index print is inserted into a photographic product. 7. The method according to claim 6, wherein the container is a photographic bag. 8. The photographic product production apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a container supply means for supplying the container, and a print surface of the index print is formed of the container. An apparatus for producing a photographic product, comprising: insertion means for inserting the index print into a container supplied by the container supply means so as to face the non-transparent portion. 9. The method for producing a photographic product according to claim 5, wherein the index print is formed on a non-bagged photographic bag such that a print surface of the index print faces a non-transparent portion of the photographic bag. A method for producing a photographic product, comprising completing the photographic bag after disposing. 10. The apparatus for producing a photographic product according to claim 5, wherein a sheet supply means for supplying an unmade photographic bag sheet, and a print surface of the index print faces a non-transparent portion of the photographic bag. As described above, arranging means for arranging the index prints on unmade photographic bags supplied by the sheet supply means, and arranging the photographic bags from the unmade photographic bags on which the index prints are arranged by the arranging means. A photographic product production apparatus, comprising: a completion means for completing. 11. A photographic product in which an index print in which a plurality of frame images recorded on a photographic film are stored in a storage container having a translucent portion, wherein a print surface of the index print stored in the storage container is a photograph. A photographic product characterized by being housed facing the translucent part of the bag. 12. The photographic product according to claim 11, wherein the translucent portion covers the entire print surface of the index print. 13. The photographic product according to claim 11, wherein the index print has a print surface on only one surface. 14. The photographic product according to claim 11, wherein the storage container also stores a photographic print. 15. The photographic product according to claim 11, wherein the container is a photographic bag. 16. The method according to claim 11, wherein:
3. The method of producing a photographic product according to claim 1, wherein the index print is inserted into the container so that a print surface of the index print faces a translucent portion of the container. Method. 17. The method according to claim 16, wherein the container is a photographic bag. 18. The method according to claim 11, wherein:
In the apparatus for producing a photographic product according to the item, the container supply means for supplying the container, and the container supply means supplies the index print so that a print surface of the index print faces a translucent portion of the container. Insertion means for inserting the index print into the storage container,
An apparatus for producing a photographic product, comprising: 19. The method for producing a photographic product according to claim 15, wherein the index print is formed on a non-bagged photo bag such that a print surface of the index print faces a translucent portion of the photo bag. A method for producing a photographic product, comprising completing the photographic bag after disposing. 20. The photographic product production apparatus according to claim 15, wherein a sheet supply means for supplying an unmade photographic bag sheet, and a print surface of the index print faces a translucent portion of the photographic bag. As described above, arranging means for arranging the index prints on unmade photographic bags supplied by the sheet supply means, and arranging the photographic bags from the unmade photographic bags on which the index prints are arranged by the arranging means. A photographic product production apparatus, comprising: a completion means for completing. 21. A photographic product containing a developed photographic film and a recording medium on which delivery destination information is recorded in a storage container, wherein the storage medium is recorded on the storage medium from outside the storage container. A photographic product characterized in that the delivery destination information is stored in a readable manner. 22. A photographic product containing a photographic print and a recording medium on which delivery destination information is recorded in a container,
A photographic product, wherein the recording medium is stored in the container so that delivery destination information recorded on the recording medium can be read from outside the container. 23. The photographic product according to claim 21, wherein the delivery destination information is recorded on the recording medium in an optically readable manner. 24. The photographic product according to claim 23, wherein the photographic product is recorded optically readable by a bar code. 25. The container according to claim 23, wherein a position of the container corresponding to a position where the delivery destination information of the recording medium is optically readable is recorded. Photo products. 26. In a photographic product in which a developed photographic film is stored in a storage container, delivery destination information is recorded on the developed photographic film stored in the storage container, and the delivery destination information is stored in the storage container. A photographic product, wherein the developed photographic film on which the delivery destination information is recorded is stored in the storage container so that delivery destination information recorded on the developed photographic film can be read from outside. 27. In a photographic product in which a photographic print is stored in a storage container, delivery destination information is recorded on the photographic print stored in the storage container, and the delivery destination information is stored in the photograph from outside the storage container. A photographic product, wherein the photographic print on which the delivery destination information is recorded is stored in the storage container so that the delivery destination information recorded on the print can be read. 28. The photographic product according to claim 26, wherein the delivery destination information is recorded so as to be optically readable. 29. The photographic product according to claim 28, wherein the delivery destination information is recorded so as to be optically readable by a bar code. 30. The container according to claim 28, wherein a position of the container corresponding to a position where the delivery destination information is recorded optically readable is transparent.
The photographic product described in. 31. A container containing a photographic print or a developed photographic film is contained in a container having a transparent portion, and at least one of the contents records delivery destination information optically readable. In a method for producing a photographic product, the contents are inserted into the container so that the delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable and recorded on the transparent portion of the container. A method for producing a photographic product, comprising: 32. The method according to claim 31, wherein the container is a photographic bag. 33. A container having a transparent portion containing contents including photographic prints or developed photographic films, wherein at least one of the contents records delivery destination information optically readable. In a photographic product production apparatus, a container supply means for supplying the container,
The contents are inserted into the container supplied by the container supply means such that the delivery destination information of the contents is optically readable and recorded on the transparent portion of the container. A photographic product production apparatus, comprising: 34. A content including a photographic print or a developed photographic film is accommodated in a photographic bag having a transparent portion, and at least one of the contents records delivery destination information optically readable. In a method for producing a photographic product, the bag is not formed such that the position where the delivery destination information of the content is optically readable is opposed to the transparent portion of the photographic bag which is not formed. A method for producing a photographic product, comprising: completing the photographic bag after disposing the contents in the photographic bag. 35. A photographic bag having a transparent portion containing contents including a photographic print or a developed photographic film, wherein at least one of the contents records delivery destination information in an optically readable manner. In a certain photographic product production apparatus, sheet supply means for supplying an unmade photographic bag sheet, and delivery destination information of the contents are stored in a transparent portion of the photographic bag of the unmade bag supplied by the sheet supply means. An arranging means for arranging the contents in the non-bagged photographic bag so that the positions recorded optically readable are opposed to each other; and an unmade bag in which the contents are arranged by the arranging means. And a completion means for completing the photo bag from the photo bag. 36. A photographic product in which a photographic print is stored in a photographic bag, wherein the photographic print is placed on a tray having a flat portion and a wall standing upright from the flat portion, and the photographic print is placed on the tray. A photographic product, wherein the placed tray is housed in the photographic bag. 37. The photographic product according to claim 36, wherein the photographic bag has a seal. 38. The photographic product according to claim 37, wherein said seal portion is formed by heat welding. 39. The photographic product according to claim 36, wherein the seal portion is formed using an adhesive. 40. Any one of claims 36 to 39
3. The method of producing a photographic product according to claim 1, wherein after placing the photographic print on the tray, the tray on which the photographic print is placed is inserted into the photographic bag. . 41. Any one of claims 36 to 39
In the apparatus for producing a photographic product according to the above item, mounting means for mounting the photographic print on the tray, and inserting means for inserting the tray on which the photographic print is mounted by the mounting means into the photographic bag. And a photographic product production apparatus comprising: 42. Any one of claims 36 to 39
In the method for producing a photographic product according to the item, after placing the photographic prints on the tray, the tray on which the photographic prints are placed is placed in a non-made photographic bag, and then the photographic bag is placed. A photographic product production method characterized by being completed. 43. Any one of claims 36 to 39.
In the photographic product production apparatus according to the item, the mounting means for mounting the photographic print on the tray, and the tray on which the photographic print is mounted by the mounting means is arranged in an unmade photographic bag. A photographic product producing apparatus, comprising: an arranging means for performing the photographic bag processing, and an unfinished photographic bag in which the tray is arranged by the arranging means.