Low scene brightness indicator for use in a photographic camera

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354 53, 354 57, 354 61, 354289, G03B 1720

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041992377

ABSTRACT:
A photographic camera of the type having distinct ambient and flash exposure modes of operation is provided with a low power consuming, low scene brightness detecting and indicating apparatus by which a visual signal is displayed in the camera's viewfinder to alert the camera user of the presence of a low scene brightness condition requiring that the camera be used in its flash exposure mode of operation with an artificial light source to illuminate the scene.

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