Shutter for photographic cameras
AssigneesToshihiro Kondo, Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorToshihiro Kondo
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Abstract
A shrinkable accordion shaped shutter blind is provided an end of which is fixed at one side of a film aperture and the other end of which is made free to move across the film aperture. The free end of the shutter blind is movable back and forth across the film aperture by a mechanical or electromagnetic operating device. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, a pair of the accordion shaped shutter blinds are provided to make a slit of exposure to expose a film behind the film aperture.
Claims6
A shutter blind for a photographic camera for opening and closing a film aperture in a camera body comprising a light impervious flexible sheet having a number of accordion pleats forming parallel folding lines therebetween, said sheet being shrinkable and expandable in the direction perpendicular to said folding lines and having an exposure opening in the middle thereof extending parallel to said folding lines, and both ends of said sheet being fixed to the camera body at opposite ends of a film aperture.
A shutter for a photographic camera comprising a shutter blind made of accordion shaped flexible sheet which is shrinkable in one direction to open a film aperture in a camera, one end of said shutter blind being stationarily fixed to the camera at an end of the film aperture and the other end of said shutter blind being made free to move across the film aperture, and means for moving said free end of the shutter blind to move the same across the film aperture comprising a permanent magnet mounted to said free end of the shutter blind, and a line of electromagnetic coils arranged in a line along one side of the shutter blind, said permanent magnet and said line of coils constituting a linear motor which effects to electromagnetically drive the free end of the shutter blind in one direction.
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