Multiple exposure camera
AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiharu Tanaka, Shoichi Minato, Shigeto Ohmori, Tatsuya Suzuki, Junichi Tanii
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Abstract
A multiple exposure camera performing a plurality of exposures in one photographing operation has a diaphragm, a shutter and a controller. The diaphragm controls an amount of light passing through a taking optical system to reach a light receiving medium. The shutter controls an exposure time of the light receiving medium. The controller controls a degree of blur of a subject image formed on the light receiving medium by controlling an exposure operation at a predetermined aperture value and a predetermined shutter speed in each of the plurality of times of exposures.
Claims9
A multiple exposure camera performing a plurality of exposures in one photographing operation, comprising:
- a diaphragm, set at a predetermined aperture before exposure, controlling an amount of light passing through a taking optical system to reach a light receiving medium;
- a shutter, operating at a fixed aperture diameter, controlling an exposure time of said light receiving medium;
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- a controller controlling a degree of blur of a subject image formed on said light receiving medium by controlling an exposure operation at a predetermined aperture value and a predetermined shutter speed in each of said plurality of times of exposures, wherein the shutter speed is controlled so that the exposure amount is the same for each of said plurality of times of exposure and wherein the controller determines the aperture value in each exposure with reference to an aperture value in an open aperture state or in a minimum aperture state.
A multiple exposure camera performing a plurality of exposures in one photographing operation, comprising:
- a diaphragm controlling an amount of light passing through a taking optical system to reach a light receiving medium;
- a shutter controlling an exposure time of said light receiving medium;
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- a controller controlling a degree of blur of a subject image formed on said light receiving medium by controlling an exposure operation at a predetermined aperture value and a predetermined shutter speed in each of said plurality of times of exposures, wherein said controller makes a plurality of exposures while the taking optical system is kept in the same focused position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.