Camera rig apparatus for capturing stereoscopic image
AssigneeVentavr Co., Ltd
InventorWoo Yeol JEON
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a camera rig apparatus, for capturing a stereoscopic image, which is capable of adjusting the ideal interocular distance (IOD) between an object and cameras and can be easily carried around. The camera rig apparatus includes: a middle shaft having a pillar shape and having an HDMI splitter mounted on the top part; a body plate inserted through so as to be fixed to the outer surface of the middle shaft; and camera mounting members having a pair of cameras, which are cable-connected to the HDMI splitter, mounted thereon, and radially provided in a plurality so as to be movable with the body plate.
Claims4
A camera rig apparatus for capturing a stereoscopic image, the apparatus comprising:
- a middle shaft (100) having a pillar shape and having an HDMI splitter (30) mounted on the top part;
- a body plate (200) inserted through so as to be fixed to the outer surface of the middle shaft (100);
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- camera mounting members (300) having a pair of cameras (40), which are cable-connected to the HDMI splitter (30), mounted thereon, and radially provided in a plurality so as to be movable with the body plate (200), wherein:
- the camera mounting member (300) comprises:
- camera plates (310) radially inserted in a plurality so as to be slidable with the body plate (200);
- guide plates (320) fixed to be perpendicular to the camera plates (310);
- and mounts (330) provided in a pair such that the cameras (40) are mounted thereon, and provided so as to be slidable with the guide plates (320);
- the camera plates (310) further comprise:
- a fixing unit (311) capable of tightening and loosening;
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- the fixing unit (311) allows the camera plates (310) to be mutually fixed or moved depending on the degree of tightness by penetrating a distance adjustment hole (210) perforated in the body plate (200) to have a predetermined length, and the moving distance of the camera plates (310) is identified based on a scale (20) displayed on the outer surface of the body plate (200).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.