Electronic viewer automatically adjusting magnification of a fil

Television – Camera – system and detail – Support or housing

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348 96, 348358, 353 76, 353119, 355 55, 355 72, 396 20, 396428, 396535, 386128, H04N 5225, H04N 5253

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056637624

ABSTRACT:
A cam cylinder is extended from a base member of a holder and is inserted into a guide cylinder secured to a main body. A lens mount including an optical system and a CCD is inserted into the cam cylinder. A guide pin is screwed on the lens mount through a guide groove of the guide cylinder and a cam groove of the cam cylinder. When the holder is rotated around the optical axis, the lens mount can move along the optical axis, so that a distance between the CCD and a film held by the holder is changed. As a result, by only rotating the holder, the magnification for displaying the image can be changed.

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