JPH1048803A - Photo processing order receiving method, slip and photo processing piece specific slip - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] Even if there is no photo manuscript bag for accommodating a photo manuscript and a large photo bag capable of accommodating prints and the like obtained from this manuscript, it is also possible to place an order slip when receiving an order And that the order piece identification information can be mechanically read at low cost and with good read accuracy, while preventing the inability to associate with the photo original. SOLUTION: A photo original, an order slip indicating an order for the photo original, and a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of the photo original to be ordered for photo processing are recorded are received. In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo document of an orderer, identification information that can be associated with each other is directly or indirectly associated with the order slip, the photo document, and the photo processing frame specifying slip. Received as recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo manuscript of an orderer, a slip, and a photo processing frame specifying slip.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A description will be given of a flow of a photo processing order receiving process for receiving an order for a print order from a photo original document of a conventional orderer (conventionally, prints are conventionally created from a photo original document as a photo process). . Photo bags containing negative sheets (conventionally, negative films are commonly used as photo originals) and negative sheets (conventionally, negative sheets are generally used as photo original bags) are distributed to stores. I have. An order slip is affixed to this photo bag, and the order slip has a column for entering orderer specifying information for specifying the orderer. Further, a code identifying the photo bag is displayed on the photo bag.

[0003] At each store, orderer specifying information for specifying the orderer is entered in a photo bag, and the orderer specifying information for specifying the frame of the photo manuscript for which the orderer orders photo processing is shown in FIG. On the negative sheet and put the negative sheet in a photo bag.

[0004] The photographic bag containing the negative sheet thus obtained is sent to a laboratory. Then, a seal indicating the same number is attached to the negative sheet and the tip of the negative film contained in the negative sheet and the photographic bag. Then, the negative film is taken out from the negative sheet according to the photo processing order information entered in the negative sheet, and the order processing is performed so that the negative film frame corresponding to the order frame specifying information can be printed on photographic paper. The negative sheets 75 and 76 move out of place, and there are writing instruments that are difficult to write on the negative sheets, and it is difficult to read the numbers written on the negative sheets with an OCR or the like and automatically receive orders. There, there was a lot of mistakes in reading and manually processing orders.

[0005] Then, the negative film is taken out of the negative sheet for which the order has been received, and the negative film is baked on photographic paper from the negative film taken out, and the negative film and the photographic paper are associated with each other.
Match the corresponding negative sheet with the negative film, insert the negative film into the corresponding negative sheet, then match the negative sheet containing the negative film with the print obtained from this negative film, and place the seal on the negative sheet , A corresponding photo bag is found, and a negative sheet containing a negative film and a print obtained from this negative film are inserted into the found photo bag. Then, according to the ordering information specified in the ordering slip affixed to the photo bag, the photo bag in which the negative film and the print obtained from the negative film are inserted is delivered to each store. Each store handed over the photo bag to the orderer.

[0006] As another form, in each store, orderer specifying information for specifying the orderer and ordering piece specifying information for specifying the frame of the photo manuscript to which the orderer orders photo processing are written in the photo bag. And a negative sheet was put in the photo bag.

The photographic bag containing the negative sheet thus obtained is sent to a laboratory. Then, a seal indicating the same number is attached to the negative sheet and the tip of the negative film contained in the negative sheet and the photographic bag. Then, the negative film is taken out from the negative sheet according to the photo processing order information entered in the photo bag, and the order processing is performed to print on the photographic paper from the negative film frame corresponding to the order frame specifying information. Since it is a bag, it may be difficult to fill in the photo bag, and it is difficult to read the numbers and the like written on the photo bag with an OCR or the like and receive an order automatically. There were many mistakes.

Then, the negative film is taken out of the negative sheet according to the photographic processing order information entered in the photographic bag, and is printed on photographic paper from the negative film frame corresponding to the order frame specifying information. Attached, based on the sticker attached to the tip of the negative film,
Match the corresponding negative sheet with the negative film, insert the negative film into the corresponding negative sheet, then match the negative sheet containing the negative film with the print obtained from this negative film, and place the seal on the negative sheet , A corresponding photo bag is found, and a negative sheet containing a negative film and a print obtained from this negative film are inserted into the found photo bag. Then, according to the ordering information specified in the ordering slip affixed to the photo bag, the photo bag in which the negative film and the print obtained from the negative film are inserted is delivered to each store. Each store handed over the photo bag to the orderer.

[0009]

The above-described conventional order processing has the following problems.

[0010] First, since a negative sheet containing a negative film and a photographic bag capable of storing prints obtained from the negative film, the photographic bag itself is large.
In addition to taking up space at each store, a space is also required for inventory for distribution to each store, and a space for storing photo bags until order acceptance processing is required.

Second, when receiving an order, only a negative sheet containing a negative film is contained in a photographic bag.
The negative sheet may pop out of the photo bag,
In addition, since the negative sheet is not provided with any means for identification, once it comes out, it becomes troublesome to treat the negative sheet that has come out.

Third, since the order piece identification information written on the negative sheet or photo bag is read manually, the reading may be erroneous, and a problem of burning from the wrong piece has occurred. Therefore, it was considered to mechanically read the order piece identification information written on the negative sheet or the photo bag.However, it is necessary to read a wide range with the negative sheet, and in the case of the photo bag, it is also necessary to read a flat area and spread as a bag. It is necessary to read even from a moving object, and the cost is high and the reading accuracy is difficult to be improved.

An object of the first invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and to provide a photo manuscript bag for storing a photo manuscript and a large photo bag capable of accommodating prints obtained from the photo manuscript. Another object of the present invention is to make it possible to mechanically read out order piece identification information at low cost with good reading accuracy while preventing an order slip from being associated with a photo manuscript at the time of receiving an order. .

Further, the apparatus for conveying a short negative film (a conventional short photographic original is generally a short negative film) is a device for photographic processing, and the short negative film is longer than a predetermined length. However, there is a problem that the length of the short negative film contained in the negative sheet is not always longer than a predetermined length.

A second object of the present invention is to provide a device for conveying a short-length photo original in a device for photo processing, and to prevent a short-length photo original from being unable to be handled by a simple device.

[0016]

The object of the invention is achieved by the claims. Hereinafter, each claim will be described. However, description overlapping with the description of the cited item will be omitted.

[Explanation of Claims 1 and 2] "Photo document, order slip showing ordering for the photo document, and order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of the photo document to be ordered for photo processing are recorded. In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving a photo processing frame specifying slip and receiving an order for photo processing from a photo original of the orderer, the ordering slip, the photo original, and the photo processing frame specifying slip can be associated with each other. A photo processing order receiving method in which specific identification information is directly or indirectly recorded. Or "In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo document of an orderer, a photo document in which identification information is directly or indirectly recorded, and a photo document in which identification information is recorded in the photo document. An ordering slip indicating an order for the photo manuscript in which identification information that can be associated with information is recorded; identification information that can be associated with the identification information recorded in the ordering slip; A photo processing order receiving method for receiving a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of a document is recorded and receiving an order. ] Eliminates the need for a photo manuscript bag that holds a photo manuscript and a large photo bag that can hold prints and the like obtained from the photo manuscript. While preventing it from becoming impossible
The order piece identification information can be mechanically read at low cost with good read accuracy.

The identification information recorded in the order slip may be directly recorded on the order slip by printing or a sticker, or may be indirectly recorded in the order slip such as by being recorded in a container accommodating the order slip. You may. Similarly, the identification information recorded on the photo processing frame specifying slip may be directly recorded on the photo processing frame specifying slip by printing, a sticker, or the like,
It may be indirectly recorded in an ordering slip, such as being recorded in a container that stores a photo processing frame specifying slip. Similarly, the identification information recorded on the photo original may be directly recorded on the photo original by printing, a sticker, or the like, or may be indirectly recorded on the ordering slip, such as being recorded on a container containing the photo processing frame identification slip. It may be recorded.

The photograph original includes negative film, positive film, original print, photo-CD, photo
o-MD and the like. Photo processing refers to performing some processing from a frame image recorded on a photographic original. For example, obtaining a print from the frame image of a photo original, obtaining a duplicate film of the frame image of the photo original, recording the frame image of the photo original on a photo-CD, and converting the frame image of the photo original into a photo-CD Recording on an MD, and the like. The present invention is particularly useful when obtaining prints from a photographic film such as a negative film or a positive film as a photographic original.

Further, it is preferable that the photo processing frame specifying slip is a single independent sheet, and that the reading operation can be easily automated by an auto feeder. In particular, a sheet having a substantially rectangular shape is preferable because sham or the like is less likely to occur in the auto feeder.

[Explanation of Claim 3] In order to directly record identification information on a photo original, it is necessary to record it at a position avoiding a frame image, which is difficult. The identification information is recorded in the photo original bag, and the identification information is indirectly recorded in the photo original, because the identification information is recorded in the photo original bag. The method of claim 2 for processing a photograph. ], The identification information can be recorded on the photo original without difficulty.

[Explanation of claim 4] "The photographic processing is to produce a print of the frame specified by the ordering frame specifying information recorded in the photo processed frame specifying slip. The method of claim 1, wherein the order is a photo processing order. The present invention is useful.

[Explanation of claim 5] "Photo processing according to claim 4, characterized in that information for specifying the number of prints for each of the frames to be printed is recorded in the photo processing frame specifying slip. Ordering method. ] Eliminates the need for a photo manuscript bag that holds a photo manuscript and a large photo bag that can hold prints and the like obtained from this photo manuscript,
Further, in order reception processing, it is possible to prevent the order slip and the photo document from being associated with each other, and to reduce not only the order piece identification information but also the information for identifying the number of prints for each piece to be ordered for print creation. Mechanical reading can be performed with good reading accuracy at low cost.

[Explanation of Claims 6 to 12] The first aspect of the present invention includes the following.

"In the lab that processes the photographic original,
6. The photo processing order receiving method according to claim 1, wherein an order for photo processing from a photo original of the orderer is directly received. 6. An order for photo processing from a photo manuscript of an orderer is received at an agent shop that orders a photo processing lab from the photo manuscript. Item for photo processing order. The order of the photo processing from the photo manuscript of the orderer is received by an unmanned mediating machine that orders the photo processing from the photo manuscript in a laboratory that creates the photo processing from the photo manuscript. Item 1. The photo processing order receiving method according to item 1. 9. The method according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the identification information recorded in the order slip, the photographic document, and the photo processing frame specifying slip is recorded in a barcode. Item 1. The photo processing order receiving method according to item 1. 10. The method according to claim 1, wherein the identification information is directly printed and recorded on at least one of the order slip, the photographic document, and the photo processing frame specifying slip. Item for photo processing order. "A seal on which the identification information is recorded is attached and recorded on at least one of the ordering slip, the photographic original, and the photographic processing frame specifying slip. 10. The method for ordering photo processing according to any one of 9. "The ordering slip has recorded therein ordering party specifying information for specifying the ordering party.
The photo processing order receiving method according to any one of the above items. [Explanation of Claims 13 to 15] In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving a short photo document and a voucher and receiving an order for a photo process from the short photo document of the orderer, the voucher may have a length less than a predetermined length. A photo processing order receiving method, wherein information as to whether or not there is a short photo original is recorded. ], It is possible to prevent a device for transporting a short-length photo original with a device for photo processing with a simple device from being unable to handle the short-length photo original.

The short photographic original is a transmission type photographic original obtained by dividing a long photographic original into a plurality. Examples of the transmission type photographic original include photographic films such as a negative film and a positive film. Long photo manuscripts,
Photographic manuscript obtained from a single web-like material.

The following modes are mentioned.

14. The method according to claim 13, wherein the form is an order form in which orderer specifying information for specifying an orderer is recorded. 14. The photo processing order receiving method according to claim 13, wherein the slip is a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame to be ordered for photo processing from the photo original is recorded. [Explanation of Claims 16 to 18] "Whether there is a short photo document shorter than a predetermined length in a slip for receiving a short photo document and a slip and receiving an order for photo processing from the photo document of the orderer" A voucher having a column in which information on whether or not the information is recorded is provided. ], It is possible to prevent a device for transporting a short-length photo original with a device for photo processing with a simple device from being unable to handle the short-length photo original.

The following embodiments are mentioned.

[Claim 16] An order slip in which orderer specifying information for specifying an orderer is recorded.
Slip described in. 17. The voucher according to claim 16, wherein the voucher is a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame to be ordered for photo processing from the photo original is recorded. [Explanation of Claim 19] "In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo original of an orderer, the photograph in which a photo original, an identification character, and an identification code indicating the identification character are recorded. A photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order slip showing an order for a manuscript and receiving an order. ], A person can identify each order slip with the recorded identification characters, the device can easily identify each order slip by reading the identification code, and the person can recognize the identification code recognized by the device. Since it is the same as the identification character to be recognized, it is possible to prevent a difference in recognition between a person and a device, and to prevent a loss of a photo original or a waste of print due to a different identification between a person and a device.

[Explanation of claim 20] "The order details of the photo processing are recorded in the order slip, and the order details of the photo processing and the identification characters recorded in the order slip can be read by OCR. 20. The method according to claim 19, wherein the method is recorded. ], The person and the device can recognize the order contents and the identification characters of the photo processing recorded in the order slip from the same thing, so that the recognition difference between the person and the device can be prevented, and the photo processing different from the person and the device can be performed. Loss of the photo original and waste of the print due to this operation can be prevented.

[Explanation of Claim 21] "The order slip includes:
21. The method according to claim 19, wherein orderer specifying information for specifying the orderer is recorded. ], The orderer can be specified from the order slip.

[Explanation of Claim 22] "Identification characters identical to the identification characters recorded in the order slip and order frame identification information for identifying the frame of the photo original to be ordered for photo processing are recorded. 22. A photo processing frame specifying slip is received and an order is received.
Item for photo processing order. ], It is easy to associate the photo processing frame specifying slip with the ordering slip, and the loss of the photo original due to erroneous photo processing of the correspondence between the contents recorded in the ordering slip and the ordering frame specifying information is prevented. It is possible to prevent waste of printing and the like.

[Explanation of claim 23] The photographic processing method according to claim 22, wherein information for specifying the number of prints for each of the frames to be printed is recorded in the photo processing frame specifying slip. Ordering method. ] Makes it easy to associate the photo processing piece identification slip with the order slip,
It is possible to prevent a loss of a photo original and a waste of prints caused by erroneously performing a photographic process by associating the contents recorded in the order slip with information for specifying the number of prints for each frame for which a print is to be created.

[Explanation of claim 24] "The identification code recorded on the order slip is read, and the identification information indicating the identification character is recorded directly or indirectly on the photograph original. Any one of claim 19 to claim 23
Item for photo processing order. ], It is possible to associate the photo original with the ordering slip, and it is possible to prevent the loss of the photo original or the waste of printing due to the erroneous photo processing of the association between the photo original and the ordering slip.

[Explanation of claim 25] "An order slip for an orderer to order photo processing from a photo original is characterized in that an identification character and an identification code indicating the identification character are recorded in advance. Slips. ], The orderer does not need to record the identification character and the identification code indicating the identification character in the ordering slip when ordering. On the side, a person can identify each order slip with the recorded identification characters, the device can easily identify each order slip by reading the identification code, and the person recognizes the identification code recognized by the device. Is the same as the identification character
It is possible to prevent misunderstanding between a person and a device, and to prevent loss of a photo document and waste of a print due to different identification between the person and the device.

[Explanation of Claim 26] "The identification character is O
26. The slip according to claim 25, wherein the slip can be read by CR. ], The device can identify each ordering slip by reading the identification characters by OCR, and since the identification characters recognized by the device are the same as the identification characters recognized by the person, the recognition difference between the person and the device can be more effectively reduced. Thus, it is possible to more effectively prevent the loss of the photo original and the waste of the print due to the different identification between the person and the apparatus.

[Explanation of claim 27] The slip according to claim 26, which has an order content entry column in which the order content of the photographic processing can be entered in an OCR readable manner. ], The order contents of the photo processing can be efficiently read from the order slip by the OCR.

[Explanation of claim 28] [Item 28] The apparatus according to any one of claims 25 to 27, characterized in that it has an orderer specifying information entry column capable of recording orderer specifying information for specifying the orderer. Slips. ], The orderer can be specified from the order slip.

[Explanation of claim 29] "Use together with the order slip described in any one of claims 25 to 28, the orderer orders a photo process for ordering a photo process from a photo original. In a photo processing frame specifying slip for entering order frame specifying information for specifying the frame of the photo original, an order frame specifying information entry column for writing the order frame specifying information in an OCR readable manner, An identification character entry field for entering the same identification character as the identification character in an OCR readable manner. By simply entering the same identification characters as the identification characters and the order frame identification information of the ordering slip in an OCR readable manner, the same identification characters as those recorded on the ordering slip and the order for photo processing can be obtained. The order is placed in a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying the frame of the photo original is recorded, and the order receiving party can easily associate the photo processing frame specifying slip with the ordering slip, It is possible to prevent a loss of a photo original or a waste of print due to erroneous photo processing of the correspondence between the contents recorded in the order slip and the order frame specifying information.

[Explanation of claim 30] The claim 29, wherein the order frame specifying information entry field is used to enter the number of prints for each of the frames to be printed so as to be readable by OCR. Photo processing piece identification slip. ], The orderer simply specifies the number of prints for each of the pieces for which prints are to be made in an OCR-readable manner, thereby specifying the ordering piece. The entry is simple, and the ordering party is recorded in the ordering slip. It is possible to prevent a loss of a photo original or a waste of print due to erroneous photo processing of associating the contents of the print with the number of prints for each frame for which a print is to be created.

[Other Description] The order slip is a slip indicating an order for a photo document. It is preferable that, in addition to the identification information, orderer identification information for identifying the orderer is recorded in the ordering slip, whereby the identification information of the ordering slip can be associated with the orderer identification information. The photograph manuscript can be associated with the orderer specifying information. It is preferable that the order slip contains the order details of the photo processing, whereby the identification information of the order slip and the order details of the photo processing are associated with each other. Can be associated with. In addition, it is preferable that the ordering slip also record destination information for specifying the destination, whereby the identification information of the ordering slip and the destination information are associated with each other, and as a result, the photographic document and the Destination information. Further, other information recorded in the order slip includes an order date, a scheduled finish date, notes, and the like.

The order contents of the photo processing include service contents,
In addition to the type of the photographic film container, the type of the photographic film, and the like, the print specifications such as the screen size of the photographic film, the print size, the print surface quality, the presence or absence of an edge, and the number of prints, and the like are included. The service includes NP service, a service that creates prints from image frames specified by customers from developed photographic film, and prints from all image frames recorded on photographic film after developing unprocessed photographic film. And a DP service which is a service for developing undeveloped photographic film only. The types of the photographic film container include a cartridge containing 135 photographic film, a single use camera containing 135 photographic film, 110 cartridge, 120 cartridge, 220 cartridge, APS cartridge, and APS.
A single-use camera containing a cartridge, a sheet-like photographic film of 4 inches × 5 inches, or the like can be used. Types of photographic films include color negative photographic films, color reversal photographic films, black and white negative photographic films, and the like. The photographic film screen size is the screen size of the image frames recorded on the photographic film, and the photographic film screen size is 135 photographic film, full size only, panorama size only, and mixture of full size and panorama size APS
For photographic film, only C mode, only H mode, P
Mode only, mixed mode, etc., and in the case of 120 cartridges and 220 cartridges, 4.5 × 6 cm
6 × 6 cm, 6 × 7 cm, 6 × 8 cm, 6 × 9 cm, 6
× 12 cm, 6 × 17 cm, and the like. The print size is the size of the print vertically and horizontally, and the print size is E size (82 × 117 mm), L size (89 × 127 mm), and postcard size (102 × 148 m).
m), panoramic size (89 × 254 mm) and the like. The print surface quality includes gloss, semi-gloss, matte, and silk. The presence / absence of an edge means whether the print has an edge around the screen of the print or the entire print is an image. The number of prints is the number of prints.

A photo original is an original for photo processing, and is not limited to an original on which a photographic image such as a developed photographic film or print is visually recorded, as well as a photographed and undeveloped photographic photosensitive material. Or an original recorded as an electronic image such as photo-MD or photo-CD.

The identification characters are characters for identifying each. The identification characters may be any of narrowly defined characters, numbers, symbols, and the like, or may be a combination thereof.

The identification code indicating the identification character is a code indicating the identification character. The identification code may be a barcode, a two-dimensional code, or another form of code.

[0047]

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 schematic perspective view of a photo processing order slip according to this embodiment. This photo processing order slip has a slip main body 1, a plurality of separating sections 2, 3, a store copy 4, an orderer copy 5, a separation section 6, and a protection sheet 7. Each of the plurality of separation units 2 and 3 is integral with the slip body 1 and can be separated from the slip body 1 and can be collated with the slip body. A store copy 4 is provided above an area of the slip body 1 where order information is recorded.
Further, an orderer copy 5 is provided thereon. The slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 are bound by a binding portion 15 at one end. Also, the slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 are provided with the same information at the same position. And the back side of the orderer's copy 5 is a carbon transfer surface for carbon copying,
Further, the back surface of the store copy 4 is a carbon transfer surface for carbon copying, and the order information written in the orderer copy 5 is transferred to the slip body 1 and the store copy 4. Further, the separating section 6 is integral with the slip main body 1 and can be separated from the slip main body 1. The protection sheet 7 protects the adhesive layer of the separation section 2.

FIG. 2A is a schematic perspective view of the photo processing order slip of this embodiment shown in FIG.
FIG. 2B is a cross-sectional view of the Y ′ cross section, and FIG. 2C is a cross-sectional view of the ZZ ′ cross section. Then, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the separation section 2 has an adhesive layer 21. The protective layer 7 is provided on the adhesive layer 21 to protect the adhesive layer 21. The protective sheet 7 is a sheet that has low adhesiveness to the adhesive layer 21 and can be peeled off. Further, the separating section 3 is detachably held on the release layer holding sheet 12 of the slip main body 1 via the release layer 31. The release layer holding sheet 12 is adhered to the slip main body 1 via the adhesive layer 11. The same barcodes 11, 21, and 31 are displayed on the slip main body 1 and the separation units 2, 3, so that the barcodes 11, 21, and 31 can be compared with each other. And these barcodes 11, 21,
Numeral 31 is a bar code of a different number for each photo processing order slip. Since a different number is assigned to each photo processing order slip, the slip main body 1 and the separation units 2 and 3 can be collated. Further, the separation part 6 is formed by the adhesive layer 21 of the separation part 2.
Has an adhesive layer 61 similar to that described above. Then, this adhesive layer 61
Is provided with a protective sheet 7 like the adhesive layer 21. Further, the separating section 6 is provided so as to be separated from the slip main body 1 via cut lines 68 and 69. The slip body 1 and the separating section 2 are integrated via a cutout line 29. A separation line 28 is provided between the separation section 2 and the separation section 6.
In advance.

FIG. 1 shows the contents of the entry column 8 provided at the same position of the slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5. The entry column 8 includes an orderer I / D entry column 81 for entering orderer I / D information, a service content entry column 83 for entering service contents, a print specification entry column 84 for entering print specifications. An ultra-short film mixed entry column 85 to be filled in when ultra-short films having a length of two frames or less are mixed, and an order date entry column 8 to enter an order date.
6 and a scheduled finish date entry field 87 for entering the scheduled finish date. In addition, a note description column 88 is provided at one corner, and notes are printed.

The service content entry column 83 has a column for checking a print service, a column for checking a simultaneous print service, and a column for checking a development only service. By checking any of these, the service can be checked. Content can be specified. In the print specification entry field 84, 110 cartridge, 120 cartridge, 220
A column to be checked in the case of a special photographic film container such as a cartridge, an APS cartridge, a single use camera containing the APS cartridge, and a 4 × 5 sheet-like photographic film; A column to check if only full size, a column to check if only half size, a column to check if only panorama size,
There is a column for checking when the full size and the panorama size are mixed, and by checking any of these, a special photographic film container or a photographic film container for storing 135 photographic film is provided. Yes, you can specify the screen size of the photographic film in that case. The print specification entry column 84 is a column for entering print specifications in the case of simultaneous printing, and is a column to be checked in case of L size gloss, a column to be checked in case of L size silk, and a postcard size. There is a column to be checked in the case of glossiness. By checking any of these, the print size and print surface quality can be specified. There is also a column for entering the number of prints to be printed simultaneously.

There is also an ultra-short film mixed entry field 85, and when a reprint order is placed, ultra-short films having a length of not more than two frames are mixed in the short films accommodated in the negative sheet. In this case, the store is obliged to fill in this field. If this field is filled in, the short film of this negative sheet is manually processed and can be prevented from being automatically conveyed.

In the slip body 1, information on a return destination (a store or the like) of the photographic film subjected to photo processing is recorded as a bar code 14. The bar code 14 is a code that differs for each return destination.

Next, a method of using the photo processing order slip will be described. When using the photo processing order slip, first, the ordering party or the shop is required to fill in the required fields in the entry column 8 of the orderer copy 5 at the top of the photo processing order slip. Then, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the orderer copy 5 and the store copy 4 of the photo processing order slip having the required items filled out are pulled in the direction of the arrow, and are torn from the cutting line 89 and cut down. 5 and the store copy 4 are separated from the slip body 1, the orderer copy 5 is given to the orderer, and the store copy 4 is recorded. In addition, the separating section 3 is separated and attached to the margin section 189 of the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 as shown in FIG. Then, the separation portion 6 and the protection sheet 7 are pulled together in the direction of the arrow to expose the adhesive layer 21 of the separation portion 2. Then, the exposed adhesive layer 21 of the separation unit 2 is attached to the rounded negative sheet 9 as shown in FIG. 7, or the separation unit 2 is separated and attached to the negative sheet 9 as shown in FIG.

Next, FIG. 9 shows a negative sheet used for reception in this embodiment. This negative sheet 9 is a negative sheet in which a plurality of storage portions 71 to 76 for storing short negative films 91 in which frame images are recorded in a line in the longitudinal direction X are arranged in the width direction Y of the short negative films 91. The negative sheet 9 attached to the separating section 2 as shown in FIG. 7 separates the separating section 2 from the photo order slip and is attached to the negative sheet 9 as shown in FIG.

The negative sheet 9 is formed by folding one sheet at one end in the X direction (the left end in FIG. 2), and is a sheet (hereinafter referred to as a back sheet) in a direction perpendicular to the plane of FIG. This is formed by adhering a portion indicated by a broken line in FIG. 2 to a broken line in FIG. And each accommodation part 71
-76 are wider than the width of the short negative film 91 (the length in the width direction Y), and are longer than the length of the longest short negative film 91 (the length in the longitudinal direction X). It is. Here, while the short negative film 91 is usually a fixed width, the length of the short negative film 91 is
Some are of a fixed length, but usually vary.
For example, when the short negative film 91 is a 135-size long photographic film, it varies depending on the accuracy of frame feed of the camera, the number of photographed frames, and the cutting method when cutting the developed photographic film. Therefore, the accommodation portions 74 to 76
As a result, a short negative film 91 that is clearly shorter than the length of the longest short negative film 91 is produced. And negative sheet 9
Is formed as described above, the short negative film 91 does not move to a different storage unit without permission, but can move within each storage unit due to vibration or the like. May be different in position.

Next, FIG. 5 shows a configuration diagram of the photo processing frame specifying slip of the present embodiment. This photo processing piece identification slip 10 is
As described with reference to FIG. 9, a frame image for which copying is ordered from among the frame images of the short negative film 91 stored in the negative sheet 9 storing the short negative film 91 in which the frame images are recorded in a line in the longitudinal direction (for example, , 51, 52, 53, 5
4, 55) is a photo processing frame specifying slip for recording information specifying (4, 55).

An order frame entry field 190 for specifying a frame image for which copying is to be ordered is provided in the photo processing frame specifying slip 10.
In the direction A of FIG. 5, there are six, which is more than six, which is the largest number of frames recorded on the short negative film 91 accommodated in the negative sheet 9 shown in FIG. 9, and in the direction B of FIG. The number of the negative sheet 9 shown in FIG. 9 is seven or more, which is six or more. And an order piece entry field 19
The inside of 0 is separated by a cross, and the vertical line is doubled.
How to fill in this column will be described later.

The photo processing frame specifying slip 10 has one end (in the upper direction in FIG. 5) of one group of the order frame entry fields 190 in the direction A of the photo processing frame specifying slip (FIG. 5).
(Left end in FIG. 5) is an entry frame indicating that the order frame entry column for the NA-th frame image from one end of the short negative film 91 in the longitudinal direction (the left end in the X direction in FIG. 5) is the NA-th order frame entry column. Frame number display fields 161 to 166 are provided, and display "NA frame from left" (NA is 1 to 6).

In addition, the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 includes
In one of the groups of the order piece entry fields 190 (left side in FIG. 5), the NBth order piece entry field from one end (left end in FIG. 5) in the B direction of the photo processing piece identification slip is a short negative film 91. An entry field manuscript number display field 21 to 177 is provided to indicate an order frame entry field for a frame image of the NB-th short negative film 91 from one end in the width direction (upper end in the Y direction in FIG. 9). "NB column from the top" (NB is 1 to 7) is displayed, and the order frame entry column is the order frame entry column for the frame image of the NB-th short negative film 91 from the upper end in the Y direction in FIG. Is shown.

At the corner of the photo processing frame specifying slip 10, a sheet type display section 180 is provided to indicate that this sheet is a photo processing frame specifying slip, and a "reprint order sheet" is displayed. This indicates that the sheet is a reprint order sheet for obtaining a print of the order frame image.

Next, FIG. 6 shows an example in which the contents of the reprint order are entered in the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 when a reprint order is made.

The order piece entry column 190 is divided into crosses and the vertical line is doubled. The upper and lower columns on the left side of this column indicate one order, and the upper and lower columns on the right side indicate other orders. Fill out the order. The upper column is for entering copy specifications, and the lower column is for entering the number of copies.

For example, since the image frame 51 is the first frame from the left of the transparent photograph original in the first column from the top, the order is entered in the order frame entry field for the first from the top and the first from the left. The order contents for the image frame 51 are three L-size glossy prints.
(Abbreviation of glossy print of L size), “3” is entered in the lower left column 112.

Since the image frame 52 is the sixth frame from the left of the transparent photograph original in the second row from the top, the order is entered in the second and sixth leftmost order frame entry field from the top. And
The contents of the order for the image frame 60 are five postcard-size glossy prints and one 2L-size glossy print. Therefore, “KG” (abbreviation of postcard-size glossy print) is entered in the upper left column 121 and a lower left column 122 is entered. Fill in "5"
“2L” (abbreviation of 2L size glossy print) is entered in the upper right column 123 and “1” is entered in the lower right column 124. By using this photo processing frame specifying slip, it is possible to order photos of two different copying specifications on one sheet.

Similarly, since the image frame 53 is the fourth frame from the left of the transparent photograph manuscript in the fourth row from the top, the order is entered in the fourth and fourth leftmost order frame entry field from the top. . Since the content of the order for the image piece 54 is one glossy print of L size, “LC” is displayed in the upper left column 131.
(Abbreviation of glossy print of L size), “1” is written in the lower left column 132.

Similarly, since the image frame 54 is the second frame from the left of the transparent photograph manuscript in the fifth column from the top, the order is entered in the fifth and second leftmost order frame entry field from the top. . Since the content of the order for the image piece 57 is one glossy print of L size, “LC” is displayed in the upper left column 141.
(Abbreviation of glossy print of L size), “1” is written in the lower left column 142.

Similarly, since the image frame 55 is the fourth frame from the left of the transparent photograph manuscript in the sixth row from the top, the order is entered in the sixth and fourth order frame entry fields from the left. . Since the content of the order for the image frame 60 is one L size glossy print, “LC” is displayed in the upper left column 151.
(Abbreviation of glossy print of L size), “1” is written in the lower left column 152.

By requiring that these fields be written in a square format, predetermined contents are written in predetermined characters in predetermined positions. Therefore, when this photo processing frame specifying slip is accepted, this photo processing Piece-specific slips can be accepted.

Next, the adhesion of the photo processing order slip to the negative sheet 9 will be described. FIG. 7 shows a negative sheet 9 in which the adhesive layer 21 of the separation section 2 of the photo processing order slip is spirally wound.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state where both the outer end portion 94 and the portion 95 of the negative sheet 9 inside the outer end portion 94 are adhered so as to be stopped. Thus, the negative sheet 9 spirally wound with the adhesive layer 21
When the sheet is stopped, the negative sheet 9 does not spread during the conveyance, so that the negative sheet 9 is less likely to interfere with other things or to be damaged. And FIG.
In this state, the photo processing company collects 102 from the agency shop 101 as shown in FIG. The photo processing company collects the adhesive layer 21 of the separation unit 2 of the photo processing order slip shown in FIG.
Is separated from the negative sheet 9 with the cut-off line 29 from the separation unit 2 and the slip main body 1. Then, the separating section 2 is detached from the negative sheet 9, and as shown in FIG. 9, the separated section 2 is adhered to a predetermined position of the spread negative sheet 9 (the entrance of the uppermost negative film accommodating section).

Then, as shown in FIG.
Is set in the slip order reception processing device 410, and the slip body 1
Of the order of the photo processing and the bar code 13 for the I / D information of the voucher main body 1 which are entered in the entry column 8 of
The read photo processing order contents and I / D information are stored in a memory in the apparatus.

At this time, if there is a check in the ultra-short film mixed entry column 85, an alarm is issued, it becomes clear that the negative sheet is to be manually processed, and the I / D information is When the corresponding I / D information is read from the separation unit 2 attached to the negative sheet,
An alarm is issued and the camera is set so that it cannot be removed.
Thereby, when it is entered that the ultra-short film having a length of not more than two frames is mixed in the short film accommodated in the negative sheet, the short film of the negative sheet is manually fed and automatically conveyed. Can be avoided.

Then, the photo-processed-frame identifying slip 10 to which the separating unit 3 is attached is set in the photo-processed-frame identifying slip reader 420. The photo processing frame specifying slip reader 420 reads the above-mentioned contents and the I / D information recorded in the separation unit 3 from the set photo processing frame specifying slip 10, and the photo read by the slip order receiving and processing unit 410. It is stored in the memory of the apparatus together with the processing order contents and the I / D information. In addition,
Since the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 is a single sheet that is not a negative sheet 9, a photo bag, or a sheet attached thereto, it is sufficient to read a small area.
10 and can be read, and since it is one sheet, continuous reading order processing can be performed by an automatic feeder or the like.

Next, the processing for accepting a photo processing frame specifying slip will be specifically described. Hereinafter, a description will be given based on the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 shown in FIG. Order piece entry field 1
The inside of 90 is divided into crosses and the vertical line is doubled, but it is assumed that the upper and lower columns on the left of this column indicate one order, and the upper and lower columns on the right indicate other orders , Receiving process. Then, assuming that the specification of the copy is entered in the upper column and the number of copies is entered in the lower column, the receiving process is performed.

For example, “LC” (an abbreviation for an L-size glossy print) is entered in the upper left column 111 of the first order frame entry column from the left, and “3” is entered in the lower left column 112. From the left of the first row of transparent photo originals
From the image frame 51 of the frame, an order to create three L-size glossy prints is accepted.

Further, "KG" (abbreviation of glossy print of postcard size) is in the upper left column 121 of the second and sixth order frame entry columns from the left, "5" in the lower left column 122, and "5" in the upper right. 2L (abbreviation of glossy print of 2L size) is written in the column 123, and "1" is written in the lower right column 124.
Image frame 5 of the 6th frame from the left of the transparent photo original in the second row from the top
From 2, the order content for creating five postcard-size glossy prints and one 2L-size glossy print is accepted. As described above, by using this photo processing frame specifying slip, it is possible to order photos of two different copying specifications on one sheet.

Similarly, "LC" (abbreviation of glossy print of L size) is entered in the upper left column 131 of the fourth and fourth leftmost order frame entry columns from the top, and "1" is entered in the lower left column 132. Since it is filled in, the 4th row from the top of the transparent photograph
The order to create one L size glossy print from the image frame 53 of the frame is accepted.

Similarly, “LC” (abbreviation of L size glossy print) is in the upper left column 141 of the fifth and second leftmost order frame entry columns from the top, and “1” is in the lower left column 142. Since it is filled in, the second row from the left of the translucent photo manuscript in the fifth row from the top
An order to create one L size glossy print is received from the image frame 54 of the frame.

Similarly, “LC” (an abbreviation for glossy print of L size) is entered in the upper left column 151 of the sixth and fourth order frame entry columns from the left, and “1” is entered in the lower left column 152. Since it is filled in, the 4th row from the left of the transparent photo manuscript in the 6th row from the top
From the image frame 55 of the frame, an order to create one L size glossy print is accepted.

Then, the negative sheet 9 is set in the film take-out device 440, and the separating section 2 attached to the negative sheet 9 is read by the bar code reading device 430. Then, from the read I / D information (collation information in other explanations), the order contents of the photo processing stored in the memory of the apparatus,
The photo processing frame specifying information is read. At this time, when the I / D information corresponding to the I / D information for which the ultra-short film mixed entry column 85 is checked is read from the separation unit 2 affixed to the negative sheet, an alarm is issued and the short film Do not take out.

In the case other than that, if there is no other problem, all the short negative films 91 among the short films contained in the negative sheet 9 are used.
They are sequentially taken out so that they do not overlap, and sequentially sent to the printing machine 470 such that they do not overlap one by one. The printing machine 470 prints according to the order content of the photo processing and the photo processing frame specifying information. The baked short negative films 91 are sequentially sent to the negative sheet sorter 480 such that they do not overlap one by one. Then, the negative sheet sorter 480 inserts the sent short negative film 91 into the negative sheet for each order and places it on the conveyor 490. The negative sheet put on the conveyor 490 is sent to the sorter 510, and in the same sorter bin,
Comes with a print of the same order.

The negative sheet 502 and the print 501 of the same order placed on the same sorter bin in this way are packed in the same return bag 503. The packed return bag 503 is returned 103 to the agency store 101 by a photo processing company.

Embodiment 2 This embodiment is an embodiment in which a part of a photo processing frame specifying slip is modified. Hereinafter, only differences from the first embodiment will be described. Other than that is the same as the first embodiment.

FIG. 11 shows a configuration diagram of the photo processing frame specifying slip of the present embodiment. This photo processing piece identification slip 10 is shown in FIG.
As described in the above, frame images for which copying is ordered from among the frame images of the short negative film 91 stored in the negative sheet 9 storing the short negative film 91 in which the frame images are recorded in a line in the longitudinal direction (for example, 51 , 52, 53, 54, 5
This is a photo processing frame specifying slip for recording information for specifying 5).

The photo processing frame specifying slip 10 has gloss L
An order frame entry column 191 for specifying a frame image to order a print of a size is provided with a column corresponding to the maximum number of frames in a 135 negative film in the order of the frame number. And
The corresponding piece number is displayed in each order piece entry field 191. A sheet type display section 180 is provided at a corner of the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 to indicate that the sheet is a photo processing frame specifying slip. That is, the sheet type display section 180 indicates that the sheet is a reprint order sheet for obtaining a print of the order frame image. Also,
A display column 181 indicating that the order frame entry column 191 is an entry column for ordering a glossy L size print is provided at the top. Further, a display column 183 showing a method of filling in the entry column is provided at the upper part. An entry column 193 for ordering a print other than the glossy L size is provided at the lower portion, and a display column indicating that this entry column 193 is an entry column for ordering a print other than the glossy L size. 182 are provided. In an entry column 193 for ordering a print other than the glossy L size, a frame number entry column 194 for entering a frame number, a size entry column 195 for entering a print size and print surface quality, and a number of prints are entered. A number entry column 196 is provided.
The margin 184 is provided with a space where the separation unit 3 can be attached.

Next, FIG. 12 shows an example in which the contents of the reprint order are entered in the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 when a reprint order is made.

For example, the contents of the order for the image frame 51 are three L size glossy prints, and the frame number of the image frame 51 is “1”. Write "3".

The content of the order for the image piece 52 is K
Five G-size glossy prints and one 2L-size glossy print, and the frame number of the image frame 52 is "9". "9" is entered in the first frame number entry column 125 of the entry column 193 for ordering prints, and the first size entry column 1
26, "KG" in the first number entry column 127, "9" in the second frame number entry column 128, "2L" in the second size entry column 129, and the second number entry column 130 Fill in "1".

Similarly, the content of the order for the image frame 53 is one L size glossy print, and the frame number of the image frame 53 is "19", so that the order frame entry field 135 corresponding to the frame number "19" is entered. , "1".

Similarly, the order content for the image frame 54 is one L size glossy print, and the frame number of the image frame 54 is “22”, so the order frame entry field 145 corresponding to the frame number “22” is entered. , "1".

Similarly, the content of the order for the image frame 53 is one glossy print of the L size, and the frame number of the image frame 55 is “27”, so the order frame entry field 155 corresponding to the frame number “27” is entered. , "1".

By obliging the user to write in these sections in a square format, predetermined contents are written in predetermined characters in predetermined positions. Therefore, when this photo processing frame specifying slip is accepted, the OCR Piece-specific slips can be accepted.

Next, a description will be given of a process for accepting a photo processing frame specifying slip. If it is entered in the order piece entry field 191, the image piece of the piece number corresponding to the entry location is
It is accepted that a print of glossy L size for the number of figures entered in the entry location has been ordered.

For example, if "3" is entered in the order frame entry column 115, the order frame entry column 115 corresponds to the frame number "1". It accepts that three L size glossy prints have been ordered.

For example, if "1" is entered in the order piece entry field 135, the order piece entry field 135 will have a frame number "19".
Therefore, it is accepted that one L-size glossy print has been ordered for the image frame 53 whose frame number is “19”.

For example, if "1" is entered in the order piece entry field 145, the order piece entry field 145 will have the frame number "22".
Therefore, it is accepted that one L size glossy print has been ordered for the image frame 54 whose frame number is “22”.

For example, if "1" is entered in the order piece entry field 155, the order piece entry field 155 will have a frame number "27".
Therefore, it is accepted that one L size glossy print has been ordered for the image frame 55 having the frame number of “27”.

Also, when the entry is made in the entry column 193 for ordering a print other than the gloss L size, a frame number entry column 194 in which the corresponding frame number is entered and a size entry in which the print size and print surface quality are entered. An order is received assuming that the contents entered in the column 195 and the number entry column 196 for entering the number of prints have been ordered.

For example, the first frame number entry field 125 of the entry field 193 for ordering a print other than the glossy L size print
"9" in the first size entry field 126, "5" in the first quantity entry field 127, and the second frame number entry field 12
8 is "9", the second size entry field 129 is "2L", and the second number entry field 130 is "1".
It is assumed that five KG-size glossy prints and one 2L-size glossy print have been ordered for the image frame 52 whose frame number is “9”.

Third Embodiment This embodiment is a modification of the first embodiment. Hereinafter, differences from the first embodiment will be described. Other than that is the same as the first embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a schematic perspective view of the photo processing order slip of this embodiment. This photo processing order slip has a slip main body 1, a plurality of separating sections 2, 3, a store copy 4, an orderer copy 5, a separation section 6, and a protection sheet 7. A plurality of separation units 2,
3 is integral with the slip body 1 and is separable from the slip body 1 and can be collated with the slip body. A store copy 4 is provided on an area of the slip body 1 where order information is recorded, and an orderer copy 5 is provided thereon. Then, the slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5
Is bound at the binding portion 15 at one end. Also,
The slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 are provided with the same information at the same position. The back surface of the order book 5 is a carbon transfer surface for carbon copying, and the back surface of the store copy 4 is a carbon transfer surface for carbon copy. The information is transferred to the slip body 1 and the store copy 4. Further, the separating section 6 is integral with the slip main body 1 and
Is separable from The point that the protection sheet 7 protects the adhesive layer of the separation part 2 is the same as in the first embodiment.

The same bar codes 11, 21, and 31 are displayed on the slip main body 1 and the separation units 2, 3, so that the bar codes 11, 21, and 31 can collate each other. And these barcodes 11, 2
Numerals 1 and 31 are bar codes of different numbers for each photo processing order slip, and different numbers are assigned to each photo processing order slip, so that the slip main body 1 and the separation units 2 and 3 can be collated. Are the barcodes 11, 21, 31
Are printed in advance in all identification number columns (identification character columns) 80 of the slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5. Thereby, since the identification number recognized by the person and the identification number recognized by the barcode reader match, it is possible to prevent the recognition difference between the person and the barcode reader from occurring.

Note that the identification number column 80 is located at the upper left of the entry column 8 but is printed in advance, and when entering the other entry columns 8, the identification number column 80 is not entered.

Next, FIG. 15 shows a configuration diagram of the photo processing frame specifying slip of the present embodiment. This photo processing piece identification slip 10
Is a negative sheet 9 for accommodating a short negative film 91 in which frame images are recorded in a line in the longitudinal direction as described in FIG.
Frame images (for example, 51, 52, 53,
54, 55) is a photo processing frame specifying slip for recording information for specifying the same.

Unlike the first embodiment, the photo-processed-frame identifying slip 10 has no margin 189 for attaching the separation section 3 separated from the slip main body 1, but has an identification printed in advance on the slip main body 1. An identification numeral entry column 185 for transcribing the identification numeral in the numeral column 80 is provided. Also, an OC indicating the positions of the order piece entry field 190 and the identification number entry field 185
An R position display bar 186 is provided at a side end of the photo processing frame specifying slip 10. Accordingly, the photo processing frame specifying slip reader 420 does not need to have the barcode reading function, but only needs to have the function of OCR reading the photo processing frame specifying slip 10, and the cost of the apparatus can be reduced. .

Fourth Embodiment This embodiment is a modification of the third embodiment, in which the photo processing frame specifying slip is a partially modified version of the photo processing frame specifying slip of the second embodiment. It is. Hereinafter, only the difference between the photo processing frame specifying slip of the present embodiment and the second embodiment will be described. Otherwise, Embodiment 2
Is the same as

FIG. 16 shows a configuration diagram of the photo processing frame specifying slip of the present embodiment. This photo processing piece identification slip 10 is shown in FIG.
As described in the above, frame images for which copying is ordered from among the frame images of the short negative film 91 stored in the negative sheet 9 storing the short negative film 91 in which the frame images are recorded in a line in the longitudinal direction (for example, 51 , 52, 53, 54, 5
This is a photo processing frame specifying slip for recording information for specifying 5).

Instead of having a blank section 189 for attaching the separation section 3 separated from the slip body 1, a display box 183 showing a method of filling in the entry box is provided in the blank 184 of the second embodiment. At the position of the display column 183, an identification numeral entry column 185 for transcribing the identification numeral of the identification numeral column 80 printed in advance on the slip body 1 is provided. The OCR position display bar 186 indicating the position of the order piece entry field 190 or the identification number entry field 185 is displayed on the photo processing piece identification slip 10.
Is provided at the side end. Accordingly, the photo processing frame specifying slip reader 420 does not need to have the barcode reading function, but only needs to have the function of OCR reading the photo processing frame specifying slip 10, and the cost of the apparatus can be reduced. .

Embodiment 5 This embodiment is a modification of the third embodiment in which the photo processing frame specifying slip is changed. Hereinafter, only differences from the third embodiment will be described. Other than that is the same as the first embodiment. Hereinafter, based on FIG. 18 showing an example of description on the photo processing frame specifying slip when an order similar to FIGS. 17 and 13 showing the photo processing frame specifying slip is made, the photo processing frame specifying slip on the photo order sheet 1 will be described. Will be described.

As shown in FIG. 17, the barcodes 11, 21, and 31 of the photoprocessing order slip are included in the photoprocessing frame specifying slip.
A receipt number entry column 231 for entering a receipt number which is an identification number indicated by, an orderer information entry for entering a name and a telephone number as orderer information which is information for identifying and contacting the orderer of the reprint order. Column 232, photographic processing of a specific specification for all frames recorded on the short photographic film 91 stored in the negative sheet 9 of the reprint order (for example, obtaining an L-size glossy print of a copied frame) When the same number is ordered, an all-pieces order column 233 in which the number of orders is entered, and a photo of a specific specification of a specific piece recorded on the short photographic film 91 stored in the negative sheet 9 of the reprint order When ordering a process (for example, obtaining an L size glossy print of a copied piece), the short length of the order number is entered in the order piece entry field corresponding to this specific piece. Photo processing of specifications other than the specific specifications of the specific frames recorded on the short photographic film 91 stored in the negative sheet 9 of the reprint order, such as a true film order column 234 (for example, When obtaining a gloss print of a size), a frame number entry field 24 for entering the frame number of this specific piece is required.
7 and a special order column provided adjacent to an order number entry column 249 for entering the number of orders for the image frame of the corresponding frame number and a specification entry column 248 for entering specifications of photographic processing from the image frame of the corresponding frame number. 235 and IX240 standard photographic film frames.
A frame number display column 237 in which each frame number recorded on the X240 standard photographic film is displayed and an order frame entry column 23
8 is provided in correspondence with the frame number one-to-one corresponding photo manuscript order column 236, and a reprint order IX240.
When ordering photographic processing of specifications other than the specific specifications of specific frames recorded on standard photographic film (for example, obtaining a postcard-sized glossy print of a copied frame)
A frame number entry column for entering the frame number of this specific piece, an order number entry column for entering the number of orders for the image frame of the particular frame number, and a specification entry column for entering the specifications of the photographic processing from the image frame of the corresponding frame number. A special order column 256 provided adjacent to the
Is provided.

Then, the order column 24 for short photographic film
Is N-th in the vertical direction from the reference end (for example, the right end)
When the B-th order frame entry field contains an entry for specifying a frame to be ordered, the longitudinal direction of the short photographic film accommodated in the above-described photographic film bag 6 is taken as the horizontal direction, and the NBth accommodation is performed in the vertical direction. It is assumed that the NA-th frame has been ordered from the reference end of the short photographic film accommodated in the section, and is used for receiving a photo order for accepting the order of the frame. Six rows are provided in seven columns in the horizontal direction. It should be noted that the order frame entry field 239 in the uppermost row has only five rows, but this is because only five or less frames are recorded in the short photographic film accommodated in the accommodation section 71 in the uppermost row of the photographic film bag 6. Because.

For example, the order column 24 for short photographic film
As shown in FIG. 18, which shows an example of a description on a photo-processed piece identification slip when an order similar to that shown in FIG. 13 is made, "3" 』
Is written, the longitudinal direction of the short photographic film accommodated in the photographic film bag 6 described above is defined as the lateral direction,
Assuming that three third pieces 51 from the right end of the short photographic film accommodated in the first accommodation portion 71 in the vertical direction have been ordered, the order of the pieces is accepted. Also, “1” is displayed in the second order piece entry field 285 from the fourth right end in the vertical direction.
Is entered, the second frame 53 from the right end of the short photographic film accommodated in the fourth accommodating portion 74 in the vertical direction.
Has been ordered, the order for the piece is accepted. Also, if "1" is entered in the second order piece entry field 288 from the fifth right end in the up-down direction, the second from the right end of the short photographic film accommodated in the fifteenth accommodation section 75 in the up-down direction Assuming that 11 pieces 54 have been ordered, the order for the pieces is accepted. If "1" is written in the first order frame entry field 90 from the sixth right end in the vertical direction, the first frame from the right end of the short photographic film accommodated in the sixth accommodation portion 76 in the vertical direction. Assuming that one piece has been ordered, the order of the piece is accepted.

In the photographic order sheet 1, the position of the short photographic film 91 in the photographic film bag 6 is shifted from the time of order entry to the time of receiving the order due to the short photographic film order column 24. Can correctly receive the ordered pieces.

As shown in FIG. 17, the photo processing frame identification slip has ID information in a reprint order sheet display section 241 indicating that it is a reprint order sheet, and a reception number entry field 231. A reception number entry instruction display section 242 for instructing to enter a reception number, and an all-frame order column 2
33, a short order photographic film order column 234 explaining the meaning of the short photographic film order column 234, and a special order column 235 explaining the meaning of the special order column 235. Explanation section 245, frame number one-to-one corresponding photo document order column 236 for explaining the meaning of photo document order column 236, and special order column description portion for explaining the meaning of special order column 256 for photo document order column 256 255,
Is provided.

The reprint order sheet display section 24
As the display of 1, for example, "Reprint order sheet"
And "Reprint Order Card". The display of the reception number entry instruction display unit 242 includes, for example,
"Reception No. of color photo order slip. Please fill in. ] Or "Order receipt number. ]. The description of the all-frame order column description section 243 includes, for example, "in the case of ordering with the same number of all frames" and "in the case of ordering all-frame L size or panoramic glossy print".

[0116] Order column explanation section 2 for short photographic film
Reference numeral 44 denotes an order column 234 for a short photographic film, in which an NBth order frame entry column in the vertical direction from the reference end (for example, the right end) in the horizontal direction corresponds to the negative sheet 9 in the longitudinal direction of the short photographic film. This is a display indicating that it is an entry frame entry field for the NA-th frame from the reference end (for example, the right end) of the short photographic film accommodated in the NB-th accommodation section in the up-down direction. As an explanation of the order section explanation section 244 for short-length photographic film, for example, "In the case of ordering an L size or panoramic glossy print with a size of 35 mm, the order of the negative sheet is set up (the door is on the right side). Enter the number in the same position as the piece. 』
Or if you order in 35mm size. When ordering L size or panorama, please write the number of sheets in the same position as the piece you ordered, with the surface of the negative sheet (the entrance is on the right side) up. ] Or [L-size or panorama order, please put the number of sheets in the same order as the order from the right end of the order piece, with the surface of the negative sheet (the door is right side) up. ].

The special order column description sections 245 and 255 are described, for example, in the case of "ordering other than L size or panoramic", "in the case of ordering other than L size or panoramic glossy print", or " Postcard size or large stretch print (2L or more) order ”.

The order column 236 for photographic originals corresponding to the frame numbers one-to-one corresponds to the frame numbers 237 up to 240, which is the maximum number of recording frames of the IX240 standard (APS) photographic film, and an order entry column corresponding to each frame number. 238 are provided. The description of the order column description section 246 for the photo number one-to-one corresponding to the frame number is, for example, "In the case of ordering with the new photo system (APS cartridge), the index print N
o. Please order by (piece number). ”And“ APS photographic film when ordering, index print No. Please enter the number in the same number as ").

Thus, the IX240 standard (AP
S) It is possible to respond to an order for a photo original in which a frame number and a frame of a photographic film or the like obtained by developing a photographic film have a one-to-one correspondence.

Note that these order piece entry fields 238, 23
The entry fields 9, 247, 248, 249, etc. are entry fields for OCR, and the OCR reference line 240 is provided at one side end (right end) of the position corresponding to these entry fields. The photo order sheet 1 is made inexpensively in large quantities and quickly by cutting the web created by printing, and the cutting reference line 23 is provided.
0 is provided at the other side end (left end).

Further, in the present photo order sheet 1, a special order column 235 allows a plurality of photo processing specifications to be ordered at the same time.

Embodiment 6 This embodiment is a modification of Embodiments 4 to 6. Hereinafter, differences from the fourth to sixth embodiments will be described. Other than that is the same as the first embodiment.

FIG. 19 is a schematic perspective view of the photo processing order slip of the present embodiment. The photo processing order slip has a slip main body 1, a store copy 4, an orderer copy 5, and a separation section 6.
A store copy 4 is provided below an area of the slip body 1 where order information is recorded, and an orderer copy 5 is provided below the store copy. The slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 are bound by a binding portion 15 at one end.
Also, the slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 are provided with the same information at the same position. The back surface of the slip body 1 is a carbon transfer surface for carbon copying, and the back surface of the store copy 4 is a carbon transfer surface for carbon copy. It is transcribed to the store copy 4 and the orderer copy 5.

Then, the bar code 11 is previously stored in the slip body 1.
Is printed on the reception slip 1, the store copy 4 and the orderer copy 5, and the reception number 2 is printed in advance.
01, the reception slip 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 can be collated with each other. The bar code 11 and the reception number 201 are different numbers for each photo processing order slip or are converted into bar codes, and different numbers are assigned to each photo processing order slip.
Thereby, since the identification number recognized by the person and the identification number recognized by the barcode reader match, it is possible to prevent the recognition difference between the person and the barcode reader from occurring.

The contents of the entry column 8 provided at the same position of the slip body 1, the store copy 4, and the orderer copy 5 will be described.
The entry column 8 includes an orderer I / D entry column 81 for entering orderer I / D information, a service content entry column 83 for entering service contents, a print specification entry column 84 for entering print specifications. , Order date entry column 86 for entering the order date
, A scheduled finish date entry column 87 for entering the scheduled finish date and a remarks column 202. Further, a note description column 88 is provided, and notes are printed. The remarks column 202 is blank.

In the service content entry column 83, a display column for name of each service content of a plurality of service content and a check column are provided adjacent to each other, and a column for checking a print service and a check for a simultaneous print service are provided. There is a column for performing the development and a column for checking the development only service. By checking any of these, the service content can be specified. In the print specification entry column 84, 110
Cartridges, 120 cartridges, 220 cartridges, APS cartridges, single-use cameras containing APS cartridges, boxes to check for special photographic film containers such as 4x5 sheet-like photographic film, and 135 photographic films Check box for full size only in case of photographic film container, check box for only half size, check box for only panorama size, and check box for full size and panorama size A column for checking, and by checking any of these, it is a special photographic film container or a photographic film container for storing 135 photographic film, and the screen size of the photographic film in that case Can be specified.

The print specification entry column 84 is provided with a display column for the name of each print specification of a plurality of print specifications and a check column adjacent to each other, and is a column for entering print specifications for simultaneous printing. Yes, there is a column to check in case of L size gloss, a column to check in case of L size silk, and a column to check in case of postcard size gloss. By checking any of these, You can specify the print size and print quality. There is also a column for entering the number of prints to be printed simultaneously.

[0128] In the slip main body 1, information regarding the return destination (store or the like) of the photographic film subjected to photo processing is recorded as a bar code 14. The bar code 14 is a code that differs for each return destination.

Next, a method of using the photo processing order slip will be described. When using the photo processing order slip, first, the ordering party or the shop is required to fill in the required fields in the entry column 8 of the orderer copy 5 at the top of the photo processing order slip. Then, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the orderer copy 5 and the store copy 4 of the photo processing order slip having the required items filled out are pulled in the direction of the arrow, and are torn from the cutting line 89 and cut down. 5 and the store copy 4 are separated from the slip body 1, the orderer copy 5 is given to the orderer, and the store copy 4 is recorded. In addition, the separating section 3 is separated and attached to the margin section 189 of the photo processing frame specifying slip 10 as shown in FIG. Then, the separation portion 6 and the protection sheet 7 are pulled together in the direction of the arrow to expose the adhesive layer 21 of the separation portion 2. Then, the exposed adhesive layer 21 of the separation unit 2 is attached to the rounded negative sheet 9 as shown in FIG.

[0130]

【The invention's effect】

[Effects of Claims 1, 2, 4, 6 to 12] A photo manuscript bag for accommodating a photo manuscript and a large photograph bag capable of accommodating a print obtained from the photograph manuscript are not required.
The order piece identification information can be mechanically read at low cost with good reading accuracy while preventing the order slip and the photo document from being associated with each other at the time of receiving the order.

[Effect of Claim 3] The identification information can be recorded on the photographic original without the difficulty of recording the identification information at a position avoiding the frame image as when the identification information is directly recorded on the photographic original. .

[Effect of Claim 5] A photo manuscript bag for accommodating a photo manuscript and a large photo bag for accommodating prints obtained from the photograph manuscript are not required. And the photo manuscript are prevented from being associated with each other.
Information for specifying the number of prints for each piece for which print production is ordered can also be mechanically read at low cost with good read accuracy.

[Effects of Claims 13 to 18] With a simple apparatus, it is possible to prevent a device for conveying a short-sized photo original from being unable to handle the short-sized photo original by a device for conveying a short-length photo original.

[Effects of Claims 19 and 20] It is possible to prevent misunderstanding between a person and an apparatus, and to prevent loss of a photo original or wasteful printing due to different identification between a person and an apparatus.

[Effect of Claim 21] The orderer can be specified from the order slip.

[Effects of Claims 22 to 24] It is easy to associate a photo-processed piece specifying slip with an ordering slip, and the photographer mistakenly associates the contents recorded in the ordering slip with the ordering piece specifying information. Loss of a photo original and waste of print due to the processing can be prevented.

[Effect of Claim 25] This order slip indicates an order relating to a photo manuscript, and by placing an order, the person who has received the order can identify each order slip with the recorded identification characters, and the apparatus By reading the identification code, each order slip can be easily identified, and furthermore, the misunderstanding between the person and the device can be prevented. Can be prevented.

According to the twenty-sixth aspect, the device can identify each order slip by reading the identification character by the OCR, and can more effectively prevent the recognition error between the person and the device, and can identify the person and the device differently. The loss of the photo original and the waste of the print due to the above can be prevented more effectively.

[Effect of Claim 27] The order contents of the photo processing can be efficiently read from the order slip by the OCR.

[Effect of Claim 28] The orderer can be specified from the order slip.

[Effect of Claim 29] By simply writing the same identification character as the identification character of the order slip and the order frame specifying information in an OCR readable manner, the same identification character as the identification character recorded in the order slip is obtained. In this case, the order is placed in a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying the frame of the photo original to be ordered for photo processing is recorded. The correspondence is easy, and it is possible to prevent a loss of a photo original or a waste of print due to erroneous photo processing of the correspondence between the content recorded in the order slip and the order frame specifying information.

[Effect of Claim 30] The orderer simply specifies the number of prints for each of the frames for which prints are to be made, so that the OCR can be read.
The entry is easy and the order receiving side mistakenly performs the photo processing for the correspondence between the contents recorded in the ordering slip and the number of prints for each of the pieces for which the prints are to be produced. Generation can be prevented.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a photo processing order slip according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a photo processing order slip according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a photo processing order slip according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a photo processing order slip according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of a photo processing frame specifying slip according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of entry when an order is placed on a photo processing piece specifying slip according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which the photoprocessing order slip of the first embodiment is attached to a negative sheet containing a short negative film.

FIG. 8 shows a developed photo processing order slip of the first embodiment 135
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a state in which a separation section peeled from a slip main body is adhered to the opened negative sheet after being attached to a negative sheet containing a photographic film.

FIG. 9 shows a developed photo processing order slip of the first embodiment 135
FIG. 7 is a front view of the negative sheet in a state in which the negative sheet is attached to the negative sheet that contains the photographic film, and then the separated portion peeled from the slip body is adhered to the opened negative sheet.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a flow of photo processing using the photo processing order slip according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a photo processing frame specifying slip according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of entry when an order is placed on a photo processing piece specifying slip according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a conventional example.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a photo processing order slip according to the third embodiment.

FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram of a photo processing frame specifying slip according to the third embodiment.

FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing an example when an order is placed on a photo processing frame specifying slip according to the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a photo processing frame specifying slip according to the fifth embodiment.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of entry when an order is placed using a photo processing piece identification slip according to the fifth embodiment.

FIG. 19 is a schematic perspective view of a photo processing order slip according to a sixth embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Slip body 2 Separation part 3 Separation part 4 Store copy 5 Order maker copy 6 Separation part 7 Protective sheet 8 Entry field 9 Negative sheet 15 Binding part 101 Agency shop 231 Reception number entry field 232 Orderer information entry field 233 Ordering field for all pieces 233 234 Order field for short photographic film 235 Special order field 236 Order field for one-to-one frame number corresponding photo manuscript 237 Frame number display field 238 Order frame entry field 247 Frame number entry field 248 Specification entry field 249 Order quantity entry field 470 Printing machine 501 Print 502 negative sheet

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continued on the front page (72) Kumiko Kominato, Inventor Konica Co., Ltd., 1 Sakuracho, Hino-shi, Tokyo

Claims (30)

[Claims] 1. A photo manuscript, an ordering slip indicating an order for the photo manuscript, and a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of the photo manuscript to be ordered for photo processing is recorded. In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving a photo processing order from a photo document of a receiving orderer, identification information that can be associated with each other is directly or indirectly associated with the order slip, the photo document, and the photo processing frame specifying slip. A photo processing order receiving method characterized by receiving a photograph in a recorded state. 2. A photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo original of an orderer, wherein the identification information is directly or indirectly recorded on the photo original and the photo original is recorded on the photo original. An ordering slip indicating an order for the photo document in which identification information that can be associated with the identification information is recorded; identification information that can be associated with the identification information recorded in the ordering slip; A photo processing order receiving method comprising: receiving a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of a photo original is recorded; 3. An order is received in a state in which the photo original is stored in a photo original bag. Since the identification information is recorded in the photo original bag, the identification information is indirectly attached to the photo original. The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the method is orderly recorded. 4. The photograph processing according to claim 1, wherein the print of the frame specified by the order frame specifying information recorded in the photo processed frame specifying slip is created. 3. The method for ordering photo processing according to any one of 3. 5. The photo processing order receiving method according to claim 4, wherein information for specifying the number of prints for each of the frames to be printed is also recorded in the photo processing frame specifying slip. 6. A lab for processing a photo original,
6. The photo processing order receiving method according to claim 1, wherein an order for photo processing from a photo original of the orderer is directly received. 7. An order receiving a photo processing order from a photo manuscript of an orderer at an agent shop which orders a photo processing from a photo manuscript.
The method of claiming photo processing according to claim 5. 8. An unmanned agency that orders an order from a photo manuscript to a lab that creates photo processing from the photo manuscript, and receives an order for photo processing from the photo manuscript of the orderer. The photo processing order receiving method according to any one of the above items. 9. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the identification information recorded in the order slip, the photographic document, and the photo processing frame specifying slip is recorded in a bar code. The photo processing order receiving method according to any one of the above items. 10. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the identification information is directly printed and recorded on at least one of the order slip, the photo original, and the photo processing frame specifying slip. The photoprocessing order receiving method according to any one of the preceding claims. 11. A sticker on which the identification information is recorded is recorded on at least one of the order slip, the photographic original, and the photo processing frame specifying slip. The photographic processing order receiving method according to claim 9. 12. The photographic processing order receiving method according to claim 1, wherein the order slip includes orderer specifying information for specifying an orderer. 13. Receiving a short photo manuscript and a slip,
In a photo processing order receiving method for receiving a photo processing from a photo original of an orderer, information on whether or not there is a short photo original shorter than a predetermined length is recorded in the slip. Ordering method. 14. The method according to claim 13, wherein the slip is an order slip in which orderer specifying information for specifying an orderer is recorded. 15. The photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame for which photo processing is to be ordered from the photographic original document is recorded.
3. The photo processing order receiving method according to 3. 16. Receiving a short photo manuscript and a slip,
What is claimed is: 1. A voucher for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo document of an orderer, wherein the voucher has a column for recording information on whether or not there is a short photo document shorter than a predetermined length. 17. An order slip in which orderer specifying information for specifying an orderer is recorded.
6. The slip described in 6. 18. The voucher according to claim 16, wherein the voucher is a photo processing frame specifying slip in which order frame specifying information for specifying a frame to be ordered for photo processing from the photo document is recorded. 19. A photo processing order receiving method for receiving an order for photo processing from a photo original of an orderer, the method comprising:
A photo processing order receiving method comprising: receiving an order letter indicating an order for the photo document in which an identification character and an identification code indicating the identification character are recorded, and receiving an order. 20. The order form includes a photo processing order recorded therein, and the photo processing order and the identification character recorded in the order slip are recorded in an OCR readable manner. 20. The method according to claim 19, wherein: 21. The photo processing order receiving method according to claim 19, wherein the order slip includes orderer specifying information for specifying an orderer. 22. A photo processing frame specifying slip in which identification characters identical to the identification characters recorded in the ordering slip and order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of the photo original for which a photo processing order is to be made are recorded. 22. The method according to claim 19, wherein the order is received. 23. The photo processing order receiving method according to claim 22, wherein information for specifying the number of prints for each of the frames to be printed is recorded in the photo processing frame specifying slip. 24. An apparatus according to claim 19, wherein an identification code recorded on said order slip is read, and identification information indicating said identification character is recorded directly or indirectly on a photographic document. The photo processing order receiving method according to any one of the above. 25. An order slip for an orderer to order photo processing from a photo original, wherein an identification character and an identification code indicating the identification character are recorded in advance. 26. The slip according to claim 25, wherein the identification character is readable by OCR. 27. The voucher according to claim 26, further comprising an order content entry column in which the order content of the photo processing can be entered in an OCR readable manner. 28. The slip according to any one of claims 25 to 27, further comprising an orderer specifying information entry column capable of recording orderer specifying information for specifying the orderer. 29. Any one of claims 25 to 28
A photo processing frame specifying slip for entering order frame specifying information for specifying a frame of the photo manuscript used by the orderer to order photo processing from the photo manuscript, together with the ordering slip described in the section. An order frame specifying information entry column for writing the order frame identification information in an OCR readable manner, and an identification character entry column for writing the same identification character as the identification character of the order slip in an OCR readable manner. A photo processing piece specifying slip characterized by having: 30. The photo processing frame specifying slip according to claim 29, wherein the order frame specifying information entry column is used to enter the number of prints for each of the frames to be printed so as to be readable by OCR.