Shutter-diaphragm system with light-totalizing circuit

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354 29, 354 60A, 354227, 350331R, 350336, G03B 7097, G02F 113

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042511410

ABSTRACT:
During the course of an exposure, the camera's exposure aperture progressively increases in size and then is blocked to terminate the exposure in response to a terminate-exposure signal. A light-dependent pulse generator including a photoelement exposed to scene light generates a pulse train whose pulse repetition frequency varies as a function of scene light. A light-totalizing counter receives and counts pulses of such pulse train during the course of an exposure and generates a terminate-exposure signal when a predetermined number of pulses has been counted. A frequency-modifying circuit is operative as the exposure aperture progressively increases in size during an exposure for effecting a corresponding and compensatory progressive increase of the light-dependent repetition frequency of the pulses counted by the counter means.

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