Camera having data imprinting function

Details Camera having data imprinting function Camera having data imprinting function

1997-09-23

1998-11-17

Lee, Eddie C.

Photography

With film drive

Having significant electronic circuit detail

396392, G03B 118

Patent

active

058390090

ABSTRACT:
A film movement detecting section detects an amount of movement of a film from a top end of a film cut-out portion by a film movement detecting element. A film position comparing section compares whether the film is moved to a target position of a date imprint, and a light-emitting element of a date imprint section imprints a date onto a surface of the film. A storing section for storing quantity of initial film (non-exposed) feeding stores a quantity of initial film (non-exposed) feeding when the film is mounted. A control section for controlling initial film (non-exposed) feeding controls a film feeding section so as to feed the film. A film driving device drives a shaft of a film cartridge to wind up the film.

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