Optics: motion pictures – Stereoscopic cameras and/or projectors – Plural film strip
Patent
1989-09-08
1990-10-30
Hayes, Monroe H.
Optics: motion pictures
Stereoscopic cameras and/or projectors
Plural film strip
352184, G03B 3500
Patent
active
049664549
ABSTRACT:
A 3-D motion picture projector comprises two rolling loop film transport mechanisms arranged in vertically superposed relationship with the pricipal components of the two mechanisms in vertical alignment with one another. Each film transport mechanism includes a cam unit for decelerating the film as it approaches the aperture for projection. The two cam units are driven from a common vertical drive shaft by toothed belt drives. The lower cam unit is mounted on an arm so that it can be swung out to an inoperative position for maintenance and service. The belt drives maintain the drive coupling at this time and automatically restore proper cam timing when the cam unit is returned to its operative position.
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Hayes Monroe H.
Imax Systems Corporation
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