Photography – Camera detail – Shutter
Patent
1996-11-07
1998-02-10
Blankenship, Howard B.
Photography
Camera detail
Shutter
396493, G03B 1738
Patent
active
057179700
ABSTRACT:
A photographic apparatus, such as a camera, comprises a shutter and a heat sensitive element, for example a bimetallic beam or a fuse, for triggering opening of the shutter in response to being heated. A flash illumination source, such as flash bulb, is positioned adjacent the heat sensitive element. The heat generated during flash emission rapidly heats the heat sensitive element to trigger opening of the shutter in timed relation with flash emission.
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Bryant Robert Cooper
O'Brien Michael Joseph
Blankenship Howard B.
Eastman Kodak Company
Fields Roger A.
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