Film-transport control for sound-film camera
AssigneesKarl Vockenhuber, Raimund Hauser
InventorsOtto Freudenschuss, Otto Kantner, Peter R. von Belvard
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AssigneesKarl Vockenhuber, Raimund Hauser
InventorsOtto Freudenschuss, Otto Kantner, Peter R. von Belvard
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A cine camera for taking talking pictures, in which a film is moved intermittently past an image gate by a reciprocating traction claw and continuously past a recording head by a rotating capstan coacting with a pinch roller, includes a latch by which the pinch roller can be held spaced from the capstan in an inactive position. The latching of the pinch roller in this inactive position, against the force of a biasing spring providing the necessary contact pressure during filming, is accomplished upon deactivation of the film drive by the residual kinetic energy of an inertial mass such as a flywheel which is coupled with either the capstan drive or the claw drive. The latch is released upon actuation of a trigger, either directly or through the intermediary of the claw drive. The biasing spring may be part of a toggle mechanism tripped by a presetting member, such as a sensor detecting the presence of a sound-film cassette in the camera.
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