Photography – Having camera indicator – Film condition indicator
Patent
1995-02-10
1997-08-05
Rutledge, D.
Photography
Having camera indicator
Film condition indicator
396515, G03B 1726
Patent
active
056547889
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for displaying the status of a film cartridge in a camera, the cartridge having a film exposure status indicator for identifying whether the cassette is fully unexposed, partially exposed, or fully exposed. The apparatus includes a blocking member which cooperates with the status indicator of the cartridge to prevent the loading of a fully exposed film cartridge, and a multiple state switching element which cooperates with the blocking member to sense the state of a loaded cartridge. An LCD provides user feedback as to the state of the camera depending on the state of the switching element.
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Bilinski Peter J.
Eastman Kodak Company
Rutledge D.
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