View finder system for a single lens reflex camera
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYouichi Okuno, Hideo Yokota
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYouichi Okuno, Hideo Yokota
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A view finder system for a single lens reflex camera which provides in the field of the finder an image of a photographic information indicator such as a distance adjusting ring, diaphragm adjusting ring and the like movably mounted in the lens barrel which is connected to the camera body. The view finder includes a pentagonal roof prism in combination with supplementary optical means optically connected thereto, said supplementary optical means comprising a sub-prism having an exit face cemented to the front non-reflecting face of the pentagonal roof prism, an entrance face and a reflecting face, and a mirror element spaced apart from the sub-prism. The mirror element is arranged above the sub-prism to face down optically both the indicator and the sub-prism, so that a light beam from the indicator is reflected by the mirror element to the sub-prism and thereby directed through the pentagonal roof prism to provide an image of the indicator in the field of finder.
A view finder system for a single lens reflex camera associated with a lens barrel having an objective lens and photographic information indicating means mounted thereon, comprising:
A view finder system for a single lens reflex camera associated with a lens barrel having an objective lens and a plurality of photographing information indicators mounted thereon in different locations, comprising:
A view finder system for a single lens reflex camera associated with a lens barrel having an objective lens and a plurality of photographic information indicators mounted thereon in different locations, comprising:
A view finder system for a single lens reflex camera associated with a lens barrel having an objective lens and photographic information indicating means mounted thereon, comprising:
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