Camera with pivotable cover-handle
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorAnna Schelling
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Abstract
A camera comprising a housing having similar length front, rear and bottom walls, and a cover-handle for the housing pivotable between folded and extended positions relative to the housing to uncover and recover at least a taking lens opening in the front wall, is characterized in that the cover-handle has a cavity within which the front and rear walls of the housing are partially located and the bottom wall of the housing is completely located when the cover handle is pivoted to its extended position, in order to provide an extension of the housing that makes the housing more easy to hold.
Claims4
A camera comprising a housing having similar length front, rear and bottom walls, and a cover-handle for said housing pivotable between folded and extended positions relative to the housing to uncover and recover at least a taking lens opening in said front wall, is characterized in that:
- said cover-handle has a cavity within which said front and rear walls of said housing are partially located and said bottom wall of the housing is completely located when the cover handle is pivoted to its extended position, in order to provide an extension of said housing that makes the housing more easy to hold, and has a pair of holes;
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- said housing has a manually depressible locking button urged to enter one of said holes when said cover-handle is pivoted to its folded position and to enter the other hole when the cover-handle is pivoted to its extended position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.