Photographic camera assembly having a plurality of lenses and associated method
OwnerPeter J. Wilk, Robert C. Stirblinventors
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A camera device comprises a photosensitive film, a frame connected to the film for holding the film fixed in a plane, a plurality of lenses having respective focal lengths, and a plurality of spring loaded brackets equal in number to the lenses. The brackets removably mount respective lenses to the frame and are dimensioned for holding the lenses at respective focal positions relative to the film. Releasable locking elements equal in number to the lenses are attached to the frame in operative engagement with respective brackets for holding the brackets in collapsed pre-usage configurations in opposition to spring forces tending to expand the brackets and position the lenses at the respective focal positions. A plurality of shutters equal in number to the lenses are mounted to the frame for enabling light transmission selectively from the lenses onto the film. Shutter activation componentry is mounted to the frame and is operatively connected to the shutters for activating the shutters in response to manipulation by a user.
A camera device comprising:
A camera device comprising:
A method for taking photographs, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.