Field size switching mechanism for a camera

Photography – Variable frame masking – Having wide aspect ratio

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G03B 1702

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056781040

ABSTRACT:
A variable field size shooting camera includes a mechanism for varying the size of the shooting field between at least two sizes. The switching between sizes is accomplished by providing a pair of light shielding members that enable a change of field size. The light shielding members are positioned between a shutter having a cover plate and the body having the exposure aperture unit. Moving of the light shielding members is achieved by a switching mechanism. The light shielding members are attached to a support member on the front surface of the body to support the light shielding members so the light shielding members move freely. A clear image is obtained by having a space between the body having an exposure aperture unit and the light shielding member virtually non-existent. This minimizes the blurring of subjects in the surrounding area of the field during a large size shooting.

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