Camera with low-friction elastic insert on cover
AssigneeOlympus Optical Co., Ltd.
InventorsMoriya Katagiri, Yoshiyuki Kitahara
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Abstract
A camera comprises a camera body, a film Patrone stowage chamber defined in the camera body, a cover member to be freely opened or closed relative to the camera body, an elastic member that is attached to the cover member, and that when the cover member is closed relative to the camera body, is opposed to the film Patrone chamber, and a low-friction member that is attached to the elastic member, and that when the cover member is closed with the film Patrone mounted in the film Patrone stowage chamber, meets at least part of the film Patrone so as to press and slide the film Patrone.
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A camera, comprising:
- a camera body;
- a film Patrone stowage chamber defined in said camera body;
- a cover member to be freely opened or closed relative to said camera body;
- an elastic member attached to said cover member and when said cover member is closed relative to said camera body, opposed to said film Patrone stowage chamber;
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- a low-friction member attached to said elastic member, and when said cover member is closed with a film Patrone mounted in said film Patrone stowage chamber, meeting at least part of said film Patrone so as to press and slidably engage said film Patrone.
A camera, comprising:
- a camera body;
- a film Patrone stowage chamber defined in said camera body;
- a cover member to be freely opened or closed relative to said camera body;
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- an elastic member having a surface thereof formed with a low-friction member, attached to said cover member, and when said cover member is closed with a film Patrone stowed in said film Patrone stowage chamber, pressing and slidably engaging said film Patrone.
A camera, comprising:
- a camera body;
- a stowage chamber defined in said camera body and used to stow a desired member;
- a cover member to be freely opened or closed relative to said camera body;
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- an elastic member having a surface thereof formed with a low-friction member, attached to said cover member, and when said cover member is closed with said desired member stowed in said stowage chamber, pressing and slidably engaging said desired member.
A camera, comprising:
- a camera body;
- a stowage chamber defined in said camera body and used to stow a desired member;
- a cover member to be freely opened or closed relative to said camera body;
- an elastic member attached to said cover member, and when said cover member is closed relative to said camera body, opposed to said stowage chamber;
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- a low-friction member attached to said elastic member, and when said cover member is closed with said desired member stowed in said stowage chamber, meeting at least part of said member so as to press and slidably engage said desired member.
A camera, comprising:
- a camera body;
- a cover member to be freely opened or closed relative to said camera body, and composed of a planar portion and a curved portion substantially curved along an outer circumference of a film Patrone;
- an elastic member attached to said cover member, and when said cover member is closed relative to said camera body, opposed to a film Patrone stowage chamber defined in said camera body;
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- a low-friction member attached to said elastic member lying over said planar portion of said cover member, and when said cover member is closed with a film Patrone mounted in said film Patrone stowage chamber, meeting at least part of said film Patrone so as to press and slidably engage the film Patrone.
A camera, comprising:
- a stowage chamber in which a film Patrone is stowed;
- a cover member formed to hide said stowage chamber;
- a deformation member attached to said cover member, and used to press a film Patrone stowed in said stowage chamber and forcibly bring the film Patrone to a given posture;
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- a sliding member placed on a surface of said deformation member in order to allow said film Patrone to rotate toward said given posture when pressed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.