Television camera for endoscopes provided with an optical low-pa

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358 55, H04N 530, H04N 5225

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048050288

ABSTRACT:
In order to effectively eliminate moire without requiring the preparation, on hand, of various types of adapters and to make it possible to obtain an image of high resolution, a television camera is arranged that a plurality of optical low-pass filters having mutually different optical characteristics are housed within the camera body so as to place either one of these optical low-pass filters into the photographic optical path by external manual operation, or arranged that a plurality of optical low-pass filters having mutually different optical characteristics disposed on the photographic optical path are housed within the camera body so as to rotate at least one of these optical low-pass filters about the optical axis by external manual operation.

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