Exposure information indicating device for a camera

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354 53, 354 60L, G03B 708, G03B 1720

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040926524

ABSTRACT:
The analog signal corresponding to the brightness of the object to be photographed is converted into a digital signal by means of an A-D converter while a shutter control means adjust the shutter mechanism in accordance with the digital signal stored in the A-D converter whereby at the same time, a digital information indicating circuit indicates digitally the digital signal stored in the A-D converter. Hereby, the digital information indicating circuit is connected with the timing pulse forming circuit in such a manner that the indication circuit repeats the indication by means of the timing pulse forming circuit with a period allowing the photographer to visually recognize the digital information of the indicating circuit.

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