1989-12-27
1990-12-25
Brown, Brian W.
354213, 354215, G03B 118
Patent
active
049807102
ABSTRACT:
The speed of frame-to-frame advance after exposure in a camera having a pawl which acts with a single perforation per frame film to provide frame registration with an aperture station is optimized without film distortion by generation of a motor control circuit feedback signal giving information as to position and speed of the advancing next frame perforation. In one embodiment, a sensor develops a pulsed signal from the toothed edge of a pawl that travels with the film perforation. In another embodiment, the passage of a prerecorded pattern spaced a known distance from the perforation is sensed.
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Blankenship Howard B.
Brown Brian W.
Eastman Kodak Company
Fields Roger A.
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