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Class 396/498 - Having gear means


Subclass of Class 396 - Photography
Definition: Subject matter wherein the means to drive the shutter blades
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 02/19/1991


NumberTitleIssue Date
4994834Focal plane shutter for cameras
The forcal plane shutter for cameras is equipped with a first release lever capable of retaining a rear blade group at position to close an exposure aperture, and a second release lever capable of maintaining a front blade group and the rear blade group a...
02/19/1991
4893142Device for activating motor-driven shutter blades
A device for activating shutter blades relative to a shutter opening and utilizing a control signal from an electronic circuit includes an electric motor rotatable clockwise and counterclockwise according to a control signal from the electronic circuit, a...
01/09/1990
4306796Shutter assembly for photographing devices with precision timing facility
A between-lens shutter assembly for photographing devices comprising at least two, preferably three rotary plates with axes parallel to the axis of the lenses. Each plate comprises an opening. When the plates are rotated with common speed, the openings mo...
12/22/1981
4041511Driving device of lens shutter of single-lens reflex camera
A lens shutter for a quick-return single-lens reflex camera in which the diaphragm blades and shutter blades are operated by an operating ring driven rotationally in opposite directions by a driving device. The driving device has a pair of axially biased ...
08/09/1977
 
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