Apparatus for selectively viewing a plurality of recording elements
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorDonald M. Harvey
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorDonald M. Harvey
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Apparatus for viewing image frames from interchangeable sets of disk-like photographic film units, preferably through a standard television receiver. The film units define sector-shaped, peripherally located notches and are accumulated on a spindle with the notches aligned on a common axis extending parallel to the spindle. The apparatus is provided with a carriage for receiving the interchangeable sets in a predetermined orientation, and includes an optical head, and means for relatively indexing the film units and the optical head both axially and rotationally. The notches accommodate the optical head and facilitate the relative axial indexing to select a particular film unit for viewing. The selected film unit is then released for rotation on the spindle, to present the desired frame to the optical head.
Apparatus for viewing information from interchangeable sets of recording disks;
Apparatus having a source of illumination for illuminating selected images from interchangeable sets of photographic disks, each disk having a circular array of image frames interrupted by an open segment;
Apparatus for selectively viewing information from interchangeable sets of recording elements;
Apparatus for optically viewing selected image frames of interchangeable sets of film elements;
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