| 摘要 |
1,253,075. Film magazines. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Nov.21, 1968 [Nov.24, 1967], No.55367/68. Heading G2A. A cartridge for containing and supplying sequentially to a camera a stack of slide transparency units which are to be developed within the camera, is in the form of a box-like housing H, inside which fits a cover C for the stack of slides 17. These rest on a blank 19, and are of the type having rupturable pods 18 of developing material. Blank 19 has upturned light baffles 25, 26 at its ends. The slides are urged downwards against blank 19 by a leaf spring 34 acting via a pressure pad 35 having upturned ends 36, and a second blank 37. A divider 38 is provided above the spring. When the cartridge is inserted into a camera, a reciprocal slider mechanism engages the blank 19 and pushes it out of an opening 33 in the direction of arrow 39, into an exposure position in the camera, the baffles 25, 26 folding down flat during this movement. A second actuation of the slider mechanism pushes the first transparency out of the cartridge into the exposure position, and the blank 19 out of the camera. A further actuation of the slider moves another transparency into the exposure position, at the same time pushing the previously exposed (and by now processed) transparency out of the camera. When the last transparency has been exposed, subsequent actuation of the slider pushes the blank 37 into the camera. After a transparency has been exposed and developed, it can be replaced in the slider for storage by insertion through a slot 40 in the cover C. It is deflected downwards by a transverse rib 43 so as to allow insertion of the next transparency. These stack up above the divider 38, which is now loaded upwards by spring 34. To form a permanent storage chamber the cover C is put on in a reversed position, which provides a more complete enclosure. |
