Appeal No. 1999-1694
Application No. 08/474,903
include all the limitations of its parent and any intervening
claims. Accordingly, only the rejection of claims 18-29, 39,
41, 42, 44-46, and 51 is before us on appeal.1
The disclosed invention relates to an image reproducing
device in which still images, such as images on developed film,
are converted into electrical signals and displayed on output
devices such as a television screen. A particular emphasis of
the claimed invention is directed to the processing of image data
in accordance with the format of the film on which the images
have been recorded.
Claim 18 is illustrative of the invention and reads as
follows:
18. A still image reproducing apparatus for
reproducing a plurality of still images each having
corresponding image information, said apparatus comprising:
an image sensor which senses said still images;
a memory which stores still image data sensed by
said image sensor;
an information reader which reads said information
corresponding to said image;
a reproducing device which reproduces said still
image data stored in said memory; and
1 In a communication dated March 29, 1999 (Paper No. 25), the Examiner
indicated that claim 41 was inadvertently omitted from the list of rejected
claims in the Answer.
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