| 摘要 |
1484805 Camera and flash unit KONISHIROKU PHOTO INDUSTRY CO Ltd 11 Aug 1975 [13 Aug 1974] 33453/75 Heading G2A A camera has a built-in electronic flash device which can be moved from a first position to a second position in which it is more distant from the optical axis. If the more distant position is the operative position, this tends to reduce the "red eye" phenomenon. As shown, the electronic flash 3 is housed in a box 2 which can slide from a position in which it is retracted completely within the camera Fig. 3 (not shown) to the position of Fig. 4, in which it extends outside the camera in an operative position. It is released for this movement by disengaging a latch 10, 11 from the box 2, which is then pulled by a spring 6 into the Fig. 4 position. During this movement it pivots a lever 16 anti-clockwise, which allows a pair of switch contacts 19, 20 to close and so complete the flash circuit. Thus the life of the battery is prolonged since it is in circuit only when the flash is in the operative position. Lever 16 itself engages with a flash changeover ring 21, and pivots it clockwise when moving to the Fig. 4 position. This moves a cam part 21b clear of a pin 24 on a diaphragm driving plate 23. Plate 23 can now be moved by a spring 33, to engage in an automatic arrangement for setting the aperture to correspond with the photographing distance. The position of plate 23 can also be adjusted by engagement of the shaft 28 on which it pivots by a cam 22b of a guide number ring 22, which can be adjusted from outside the camera to compensate for differences in film sensitivity. |
