Selective photoresponsive sensing circuit

Radiant energy – Ionic separation or analysis – Static field-type ion path-bending selecting means

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250214P, 356222, G03B 7081, G01J 144

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045617538

ABSTRACT:
A photosensor arrangement for providing an exposure influencing control signal in a photographic camera apparatus includes a photosensor array wherein the exposure influencing control signal comprises an average of the output signals from all the photosensors in the array excepting the output signals from those photosensors in the array which detect the highest and lowest scene light intensities.

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