Photographic flash reflector and diffuser system
OwnerAlbert Tureckinventor
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Abstract
A reflector or diffuser system is provided for an electronic flash unit. The system comprises an inflatable pillow having a front ply and a back ply with a valve carried by the pillow for enabling inflation thereof. A resilient strap is used for securing an electronic flash to the pillow by overlying the electronic flash and urging it tightly against one of the plies. A filter is removably connected between the one ply and the face of the electronic flash.
Claims19
A reflector or diffuser system for an electronic flash which comprises:
- an inflatable pillow having a front ply and a back ply;
- a valve carried by said pillow for enabling inflation of said pillow;
- a resilient strap for connection to said pillow for securing an electronic flash to said pillow by overlying said electronic flash and urging it tightly against one ply;
- and
- means carried by said one ply for connecting to a filter and for positioning the filter between said one ply and the face of the electronic flash.
A reflector system for an electronic flash, which comprises:
- an inflatable pillow having a front ply and a back ply, said front ply being light transmissive, and said back ply being light opaque, said back ply having a reflective inside surface;
- a valve carried by said pillow for enabling inflation of said pillow;
- and
- a resilient strap for connection to said pillow for securing an electronic flash to said pillow by overlying said electronic flash and urging it tightly against said front ply.
A diffuser system for an electronic flash, which comprises:
- an inflatable pillow having a front ply and a back ply, with both of said plies being light transmissive;
- a valve carried by said pillow for enabling inflation of said pillow;
- and
- means for holding an electronic flash against one of said plies, to permit the light emitted by said flash to be transmitted through both plies and the inflating fluid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.