Camera for recording the output of an instrument
AssigneeQuality Craft Ltd.
InventorEdward T. Bennick, Jr.
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AssigneeQuality Craft Ltd.
InventorEdward T. Bennick, Jr.
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A camera is disclosed for mounting adjacent an instrument such as a cathode ray tube device for recording an image from the display screen thereof. The camera includes an enclosure with a first opening for cooperation with the display screen of the instrument and a second, large opening across which a standard film cassette is mounted. The film cassette is held in place by a lower stationary holder and an upper attaching device which includes a movable latch. The latch is manually movable between a latched and unlatched position. It is automatically held in the unlatched position after manual movement thereinto, and it automatically moves into the latched position when a film cassette is brought into cooperating engagement with the large camera opening. The camera enclosure includes a floating inner frame having a surface which engages with the inside of the film cassette and which contributes to the positioning of the film cassette. The plane of this inner frame and thus of the film in the cassette is adjustable to ensure sharp focusing over the entire plane of the film. The camera utilizes a folded optics arrangement including a lens disposed between inclined mirrors for directing light from the display device in a zig-zag pattern to the film plane. The optical elements of this arrangement are all part of an optical unit which may be preassembled and adjusted as a unit, installed in the camera enclosure as a unit, and removed therefrom as a unit. Mounting of the camera is accomplished by a lock which extends beyond the customary plastic bezel mount and engages instead with a metal support on the instrument.
A camera to be mounted adjacent a cathode ray tube device having a cathode ray tube therein to record an image from a screen of the cathode ray tube, the camera comprising:
A camera to be mounted adjacent a display surface of an instrument for recording on film an image on the display surface, the film being disposed in a film cassette, the camera comprising:
A camera to be mounted adjacent a cathode ray tube device having a cathode ray tube therein to record an image from a screen of the cathode ray tube, the camera comprising:
A camera for mounting adjacent a display surface of an instrument to record an image on the display surface with film, the film being disposed in a film cassette, the camera comprising:
A camera to be mounted adjacent a display surface of an instrument to record an image on the display surface, the camera utilizing a film cassette containing sheets of film to effect such recording, the camera comprising:
A camera to be mounted adjacent a cathode ray tube device which has a cathode ray tube with a screen for recording with film an image on the screen, the cathode ray tube device including a bezel area having a plastic mounting bezel surrounding the screen of the cathode ray tube and a metal bezel support in which the plastic mounting bezel is mounted, the metal bezel supporting including a plurality of side members each having a longitudinal recess therein, the camera comprising:
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