Light intercepting device of a lens shutter type of camera

Photography – Single lens reflex camera – Having shutter and additional means to block light from film

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396451, 396462, 396494, G03B 900

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057088853

ABSTRACT:
A shutter arrangement for a camera which includes a plurality of shutter blades each having a rotational center and an opening formed proximate to the rotational center, a supporting member which supports each of the plurality of shutter blades to be rotatable about the rotational center and a ring member driven to rotate about an optical axis of a photographic lens. The ring member includes a plurality of pins each engaging with a corresponding one of the openings. A light intercepting sheet is also provided which includes a plurality of holes in which the plurality of pins are respectively inserted, so that the ring member and the light intercepting sheet rotate together as a whole about the optical axis when the ring member is driven to rotate.

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