Photography – Disposable or recyclable camera
Patent
1997-12-23
1999-04-20
Blankenship, Howard B.
Photography
Disposable or recyclable camera
396538, 2425322, G03B 1702
Patent
active
058951261
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for assembling a photographic camera having a cartridge chamber and a film chamber. In the method, a film cartridge is positioned in the cartridge chamber. The film cartridge includes a spool and a filmstrip. A leading portion of the filmstrip is curled about a curling axis internal to the supply chamber. During the curling, deflection of the leading portion in directions radial to the axis beyond a predetermined preliminary radius is limited. A main portion of the filmstrip is wound around the leading portion to form a film roll. The film roll has an outermost turn defining a first film roll radius larger than the preliminary radius. Following the winding, the film roll is allowed to expand to a second film roll radius larger than the first film roll radius. Outward telescoping of the film roll is limited.
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Garlock Mark D.
Kirk Duane B.
Sangregory Jude A.
Shallenberger Paul D.
Vergari Gerald A.
Blankenship Howard B.
Eastman Kodak Company
Walker Robert Luke
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