Image scanning apparatus with expanded magnification capability

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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250235, 355 57, 358451, 358494, H04N 110

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048702943

ABSTRACT:
An image scanning apparatus including a scanning optical system, an image sensor for converting an image beam received from the scanning optical system into an electric signal, and a projecting lens disposed on an optical path between the scanning optical system and the image sensor. The projecting lens is movable along the optical axis for varying projecting magnification. A swing mirror is additionally provided on the optical path between the scanning optical system and the projecting lens. When in an operative position, the swing mirror intercepts the optical path and establishes a shorter optical path for use in obtaining the image of a film or the like in super-magnification.

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