Automatic film winder for camera
AssigneeKonishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsSaburo Yoneyama, Minoru Yamada, Yasutsugu Nakagawa, Shizuo Ishii, Masao Kamio
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AssigneeKonishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsSaburo Yoneyama, Minoru Yamada, Yasutsugu Nakagawa, Shizuo Ishii, Masao Kamio
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An automatic film winding device for camera comprising the film winding member of which the outer peripheral portion at one end is formed larger in diameter than the other outer peripheral portion. The automatic film winding device for camera comprises a pressing means mounted on a camera body for pressing the narrowed leading end of the film against the outer peripheral surface of the film winding member at the position where the leading end of the film is received into the film winding chamber. The pressing means is so set that its pressing position corresponds to a part of the cut edge of the narrowed leading end portion of the film, and mounted on the inner surface of a back cover and urged by spring means so as to be capable of pressing the leading end of the film to the film winding member in the winding operation.
An automatic film winding device for camera, and said camera having therein a film winding chamber for containing a roll of film of the type in which the leading end of the film is wound on a film winding member by dint of a frictional force, a sprocket disposed at the entrance of said film winding chamber including said film winding member, gear trains for connecting said film winding member and said sprocket, the peripheral speed of said film winding member being larger than that of said sprocket, improvement of the device which comprising the film winding member of which the outer peripheral portion at one end is formed larger in diameter than the other outer peripheral portion, said member including a flange formed at said larger diameter end.
An automatic film winding device for camera, said camera having therein a film winding chamber for containing a roll of film, a film winding motor with an output shaft disposed in said film winding member, a sprocket disposed at the entrance of said film winding chamber including said film winding member, gear trains for connecting said output shaft of said motor with said film winding member and said sprocket, the peripheral speed of said film winding member being larger than that of said sprocket, of the type in which the leading end of the film is wound on a film winding member by dint of a frictional force, improvement of the device which comprising the film winding member of which the outer peripheral portion at one end is formed larger in diameter than the other outer peripheral portion, and a protuberance provided on the inner wall surface of the film winding chamber for slanting the plane of the narrowed leading end of the film relative to the axis of the film winding member, wherein the leading end of the film advancing into the film winding chamber is guided by the protuberance, said film winding member including a flange formed at said larger diameter end.
An automatic film winding device for camera of the type in which the leading end of the film is wound on a film winding member by dint of a frictional force, improvement of the device which comprising the film winding member of which the outer peripheral portion at one end is formed larger in diameter than the other outer peripheral portion, a flange formed at one end of the film winding member, a protuberance provided on the inner wall surface of the film winding chamber for slanting the plane of the narrowed leading end of the film relative to the axis of the film winding member, so that the leading end of the film advancing into the film winding chamber is guided by the protuberance, a film winding motor disposed in the film winding member, a sprocket disposed at the entrance of the film winding chamber including the film winding member, gear trains for connecting the output shaft of the motor with the film winding member and the sprocket, the peripheral speed of the film winding member being larger than that of the sprocket, and a pressing means mounted on a camera body for pressing the narrowed leading end of the film against the outer peripheral surface of the film winding member at the position where the leading end of the film is received into the film winding chamber.
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