Photographic apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKeiji Ikemori, Ichiro Ohnuki, Masaharu Eguchi
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Abstract
A photographic apparatus comprising an objective including a front lens unit for forming an image of an object and a rear lens unit, a beam splitter arranged between the front and rear lens units for splitting an optical path, a viewfinder including a roof type prism and an eyepiece and arranged on the optical path split by the beam splitter so as to observe the object image by the front lens unit, and an image receiver on which an object image of different magnification is formed by the objective.
Claims13
A photographic apparatus comprising:
- an objective including a front lens unit for forming a first object image at a position of finite distance, and a rear lens unit cooperating with said front lens unit to form a second object image of different magnification from that of said first object image, said rear lens unit having a negative refractive power;
- dividing means arranged between said front lens unit and said rear lens unit, for dividing a first light path of said objective into second and third light paths;
- observation means, arranged on said second light path, for observing said first object image;
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- image receiving means, arranged on said third light path, for receiving said second object image.
A photographic apparatus comprising:
- an objective including a front lens unit for forming a first object image at a position of finite distance, and a rear lens unit cooperating with said front lens unit to form a second object image of different magnification from that of said first object image;
- dividing means arranged between said front lens unit and said rear lens unit, for dividing a first light path of said objective into second and third light paths;
- observation means, arranged on said second light path, for observing said first object image;
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- image receiving means, arranged on said third light path, for receiving said second object image, wherein said front lens unit is a zoom lens and said front lens unit and said rear lens unit are arranged to satisfy the following condition:
- 0. 6<Fa/F<0.97
- where Fa is the shortest focal length of said front lens unit, and F is the shortest focal length of said objective system comprising said front and said rear lens units. PG,18
A camera comprising:
- a front lens unit including a plurality of sub-units axially movable in differential relation to form a first object image at a position of finite distance;
- a rear lens unit cooperating with said front lens unit to form a second object image of different magnification from that of said first image;
- beam splitting means positioned in a space between said front and said rear lens unit to split an optical path;
- a viewfinder positioned in the optical path of the split-off light to observe said first image of the object and including a roof type prism and an eyepiece;
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- an image receiver on which said second image of the object is formed, wherein said front lens unit and said rear lens unit are arranged to satisfy the following condition:
- 0. 6<Fa/F<0.97
- where Fa is the shortest focal length of said front lens unit, and F is the shortest overall focal length of said front and said rear lens units.
A photographic optical apparatus comprising:
- dividing means for dividing a first light path into second and third light paths;
- image forming optical means, arranged on said first light path, for forming a first object image on said second light path and a second object image on said third light path;
- observation means, arranged on said second light path, for observing said first object image;
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- image receiving means, arranged on said third light path, for receiving said second object image, said first object image having a smaller magnification than said second object image, wherein said image forming optical means has a front imaging lens unit on the object side of said dividing means and a rear lens unit of negative refractive power between said dividing means and said image receiving means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.