Television – Camera – system and detail – Support or housing
Patent
1996-04-12
1999-07-06
Garber, Wendy
Television
Camera, system and detail
Support or housing
348376, 352 34, 358906, 381365, 396312, H04N 5225
Patent
active
059203501
ABSTRACT:
A camera having a microphone for detecting sound in a bi-directional manner. The microphone, for example a first order gradient microphone, is placed within a camera body and is in communication with two apertures extending from the front and rear surfaces of the camera body. Background noise is reduced and sound from the scene being photographed and the user of the camera is preferentially detected by the microphone. Preferably, the microphone is mounted in a substantially resilient and acoustically opaque material to reduce stray noises, such as from the motors of the camera.
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Eastman Kodak Company
Garber Wendy
Stewart Gordon M.
Vu Ngoc-Yen
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