Photographic illumination apparatus

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – With radiant energy sensitive control means – Load device irradiating the radiant energy responsive device

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250205, 315156, 315194, 315307, H05B 3702

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a photographic lighting apparatus for illuminating a photographic object in taking the object with a camera such as a television camera or an 8 mm movie camera. The photographic lighting apparatus is capable of illuminating the object practically at a fixed intensity of illumination regardless of the variation of the distance between the object and the lamp thereof by reducing the brightness of the lamp when the object is located near to the lamp and increasing the same when the object is located remotely. The brightness of the lamp is regulated by controlling the conduction angle of a thyristor connected to the lamp according to the output signal of a photometric circuit which measures the intensity of illumination of the object.

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