Camera hood with pivoting lens cap

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350587, 350257, 354287, G03B 1104

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049096176

ABSTRACT:
A camera hood designed to be threadably attached to the lens or lens filter of a camera and adapted for opening and closing by means of a pivoting lens cap. In a first preferred embodiment of the invention, the pivoting lens cap is secured to the hood by means of a hollow hood hinge which is fitted with a coil spring to facilitate retaining the lens cap in selectively open and closed configuration. In a second preferred embodiment the hood is slotted, in order to match and seat a companion flange provided in the lens cap when the lens cap is closed. In another preferred embodiment the hood is secured to an attachment ring in ratcheting fashion such that rotation of the hood in only one direction with respect to the attachment ring can be effected, to locate the lens cap in a desired position when the attachment ring is threaded on the camera lens and the lens cap is pivotally opened.

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patent: 2849795 (1958-09-01), Vissing
patent: 2889629 (1959-06-01), Darkenwald
patent: 3840883 (1974-10-01), Choate

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