Tripod for a camera
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorCheng-Syun Tang
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Abstract
A tripod for supporting a camera includes a main body, a supporting plate pivotally connecting with a top of the main body for mounting the camera and three telescopic legs pivotally connecting with a bottom of the main body. Each of at least two of the three telescopic legs comprises a fist section pivotally connecting with the main body and a second section telescopically received in the first section. The second section comprises a first pivotal portion and a second pivotal portion pivotally engaging with the first pivotal portion. The second pivotal portion can be foldable relative to around the first pivotal portion to form an angle between the first and second pivotal portions.
Claims13
A tripod comprising:
- a main body;
- a supporting plate pivotally connecting with a top of the main body;
- and
- three telescopic legs pivotally connecting with a bottom of the main body, each of at least two of the three telescopic legs comprising a first section pivotally connecting with the main body and a second section telescopically received in the first section, the second section comprising a first pivotal portion and a second pivotal portion pivotally engaging with a lower end of the first pivotal portion, the second pivotal portion being pivotable relative to the first pivotal portion to form an angle between the first and second pivotal portions when the second section is extended from the first section.
A tripod for supporting a camera comprising:
- a main body;
- a supporting plate pivotally connecting with a top of the main body;
- and
- three legs pivotally connecting with a bottom of the main body, each of at least two of the three legs comprising an upper portion pivotally connecting with the main body and a lower portion pivotally engaging with the upper portion and telescopically received in the upper portion, the lower portion being pivotable relative to the upper portion to form an angle between the upper and lower portions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.