Method and device for driving a mirror for a photographic printe

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – With focusing or projection screen

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355 43, 355 51, 355 57, 355 60, 355 65, 355 66, G03B 1328

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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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