| 摘要 |
<p>A modular photography system with a basic frame (1) and with several system components that can at least in part be assembled into at least one system unit and that are to be allocated to the basic frame, whereby the basic frame exhibits four vertical support columns (2) that are rigidly connected to each other. The support columns are provided at their upper end faces with connection profiles (3), and that allocated to at least one of the connection profiles is an extension arm (4) that projects essentially radially to a longitudinal axis of the associated support column and serves as a system component, and that can be detachably connected to a connection profile. Because of the extension arm (4), it is possible to increase the size of the useful area of the photography system in a region above the basic frame (1), while still simultaneously retaining the advantage of a relatively small floor space for the photography system. This results in a space-saving solution that, as a result of the connection profiles (3), permits a replacement or a different assembly of various combinations of system components or system units. Preferably allocated to the connection profiles (3) of the support columns (2) are at least two extension arms (4), that form an enlarged support or carrying surface for corresponding system components or system units. The extension arm (4) exhibits a corresponding connection profile (3) that can be detachably connected to the connection profile of the particular support column (2). In conjunction with that, the connection profiles (3) can alternatively be configured as female or male profiles, which means, in particular, as sleeve-shaped or peg-shaped profiles, so they can be inserted to fit one into the other axially. The solution according to the invention can be used for both studio photography and for taking photographs in other locations to which the needed units of the photography system must be transported. The photography system is particularly well-suited for a variety of structural variations, which the photographer selects on the basis of his specialized knowledge and depending on the nature of the object to be photographed, specifically, with or without background, with or without shadows. <IMAGE></p> |
