Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – With focusing or projection screen
Patent
1992-03-30
1993-04-13
Hayes, Monroe H.
Photocopying
Projection printing and copying cameras
With focusing or projection screen
355 43, 355 51, 355 57, 355 60, 355 65, 355 66, G03B 1328
Patent
active
052027236
ABSTRACT:
A mirror driving method, and device, for a photographic printer having a mirror diagonally movable into and out of a printing light path between a photographic film and a printing lens. The mirror is moved into the printing light path for reflecting light toward a photometric system of the photographic printer during light measurement before printing. During printing, the mirror is removed from the printing light path and is stopped at a rest position. When moving from the rest position into the printing light path, the mirror is controlled to move first at a high speed and then at a low speed. When the printer operation is interrupted for a period or terminated, the mirror is locked at a lock position which is removed from the printing light path.
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Ozawa Yoshio
Yamamoto Takashi
Fuji Photo Film Co. , Ltd.
Hayes Monroe H.
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