Rapid latensification of printout material

Claim 1

A RECORDING PROCESS FOR HGH SPEED PHOTORECORDING ON AN ELONGATED STRIP OF PRINT-OUT RECORDIN PAPER HAVING A PHOTOSENSITIVE SILVER HALIDE EMULSION ON ONE SURFACE THEREOF, WHICH COMPRISES DRAWING THE RECORDING PAPER PAST A POINT OF EXPOSURE TO A LIGHT STIMULUS TO BE RECORDED TO FORM A LATENT IMAGE THEREON, WHICH HIGH INTENSITY LIGHT STIMULUS INCLUDES RADIATIONS IN A FIRST PORTION OF THE SPECTRUM TO WHICH PRINT-OUT PAPER IS PHOTOSENSITIVE UNDER RECORDING CONDITIONS DRAWING THE EXPOSED PAPER PAST A REGION OF SECONDARY EXPOSURE, AND DIRECTING ON THE PAPER IN THE REGION OF SECONDARY EXPOSURE A SECOND LIGHT STIMULUS SUBSTANTIALLY FREE OF RADIATIONS TO WHICH THE PAPER IS INITIALLY PHOTOSENSITIVE AND OF SUCH HIGH INTENSITY AS TO RAPIDLY LATENSIFY THE PREVIOUSLY RECORDED LATENT IMAGE AND SUCH THAT THE PAPER WOULD FOG TO THE SERIOUS DETRIMENT OF THE RECORDED IMAGE IF RADIATIONS TO WHICH THE PAPER WAS INITIALLY PHOTOSENSITIVE WERE PRESENT.