Optical apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTsuyoshi Fukuda, Tatsuo Konno, Toshio Matsumoto
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Abstract
In an optical apparatus having a mount adapted to be rotated to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, the mount of the optical apparatus is molded by plastic material, and concave and convex portions are provided on an abutment surface of the mount of the optical apparatus to reduce the sliding area, thereby making the scratches caused by the sliding inconspicuous.
Claims11
A mount for camera adapted to be rotated to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein:
- said mount for camera is molded of plastic material;
- and
- a circumferential groove is provided by molding on a surface of said mount for camera, wherein the surface of said mount for camera except said groove contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus, when the camera is attached to said another apparatus.
A mount for camera adapted to be rotated to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein:
- said mount for camera is molded of plastic material;
- and
- a multiplicity of minute protuberances are provided by molding on a surface of said mount for camera, wherein the protuberances of said mount for camera contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus, when the camera is attached to said another apparatus.
A mount for camera adapted to be rotated to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein:
- said mount for camera is molded of plastic material;
- and
- a plurality of ring-shaped protuberances are provided by molding on a surface of said mount for camera, wherein the ring-shaped protuberances of said mount for camera contact a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus, when the camera is attached to said another apparatus.
A mount for a camera adapted to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, said mount for camera being molded of plastic material, wherein:
- a circumferential projection is provided by molding on a surface of said mount for camera, wherein the projection of said mount for camera contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus when said another apparatus is attached to said camera.
A camera having a mount which is molded of plastic material and which is adapted to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein,
- a circumferential groove is provided by molding on a surface of said mount of said camera, wherein the surface of the mount of said camera except the groove contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus when said another apparatus is attached to said camera.
A camera having a mount which is molded of plastic material and which is adapted to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein:
- a multiplicity of minute protuberances are provided by molding on a surface of said mount of said camera, wherein the protuberances of said mount of said camera contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus, when the camera is attached to said another apparatus.
A camera having a mount which is molded of plastic material which is adapted to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein:
- a plurality of ring-shaped protuberances are provided by molding on a surface of said mount of said camera, wherein the ring-shaped protuberances of said mount for camera contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus, when the camera is attached to said another apparatus.
A camera having a mount which is molded of plastic material and which is adapted to be attached to and detached from a mount of another apparatus, wherein a circumferential projection is provided by molding on surface of said mount of said camera, and the projection of the mount of the camera contacts a contact surface of the mount of said another apparatus, when said another apparatus is attached to the camera.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.