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<p>1,216,572. Photographic camera. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Jan.25, 1968 [Jan.27, 1967], No.4010/68. Heading G2A. In a photographic camera, transport means for winding a strip of film from a supply member past an exposure station to a take up member, and for subsequent re-winding, include an operating member driving a power transmitting element, movable between two positions to wind or rewind the film. As shown in Fig.1, in the winding position, clockwise rotation of a winding knob 42, rotates a shaft 33, and film 14 is wound, from a supply cassette 16 past an exposure position 15, on to a take up core 27 rotated by the engagement of a stud 48, on a gear 46 on shaft 33, with a pin 49 on the core. In the rewinding position Fig.2 (not shown) axial movement of knob 42 away from the camera case 11, disengages the stud and pin, but engages gear 46 with gear 24, so that a further clockwise rotation of the knob rotates cassette 16 anti-clockwise, through gear train 46, 24, 23, 19, to rewind the film. The shaft 33 is maintained in either axial position by the engagement of spring-loaded detent balls 38 in groove 39 or 41 in bore 37 of core 27. The winding knob may be replaced by a lever, or the operating member may be power-operated. A sprocket, driven by the operating member may directly move the film.</p> |
