DE202016102770U1 - To be worn on the body holder for an optical device - Google Patents

Abstract

A support to be worn on the body for an optical device, in particular a camera, a camcorder, a tablet or a pair of binoculars, comprising a support frame formed from straps, at least one hip belt provided with a separation device and at least one support belt for a support plate, and a support post, formed by substantially vertically extending, mutually parallel and spaced apart retaining profiles, which are connected via a support profile with support plate for receiving the optical device to a support rod, wherein at the upper ends of the retaining profiles of the tether is attached, and wherein the lower ends of the retaining profiles fastened to the hip belt, characterized in that the tether of the support frame (2) is formed by two shoulder straps (4) which are guided on the front side of the wearer by the support frame (3) over the shoulder and on the back with the hip belt (5) are connected.

Description

The invention relates to a holder to be worn on the body for an optical device, in particular a camera, a camcorder, a tablet or a pair of binoculars, with a formed from straps, at least one hip belt and at least one tether for a support plate exhibiting support frame and a support post formed substantially vertically extending, mutually parallel and spaced apart retaining profiles, which are connected via a support profile with support plate for receiving the optical device, wherein at the upper ends of the retaining profiles, the tethers are attached, and wherein the lower ends of the retaining profiles are fastened to the waist belt ,

On body to be worn brackets for optical devices are known per se. The DE 20 2006 006 502 U1 describes such a support in which rigid, stirrup-like support form a placed over the shoulder of the wearer holding frame having at the front of the body of the wearer a connecting tube to which the support plate is attached. An attachable to the support plate tripod rod allows to bring the optical device in the necessary altitude for use. The disadvantage here are the rigid bracket. The DE 20 2007 005 934 U1 attempts to overcome this disadvantage in that the bow-shaped carrier form a neck strap and a hip belt, but still requires rigid strap parts on the front of the body of the wearer. The disadvantage here is the resulting in use, the wearer harassing pressure in the neck.

Thus, the task arises to form the generic holder so on that the support frame is formed so on that the pressure in the neck area is avoided.

The invention solves this problem for the generic holder by the features listed in the characterizing part of the independent claim; Advantageous developments and preferred embodiments describe the dependent subclaims.

In the development of the neck strap on the support frame of the prior art is replaced by two shoulder straps, which are guided on the front of the wearer from the support frame over the shoulder and are connected to the back of the wearer with the hip belt. By this training, the pressure is shifted to the shoulder of the wearer, the neck of the wearer remains untouched. The optical device is fixed to the support bar arranged on the support bar, the height of which is adjustable so that the optical device for the wearer is held in the for taking a picture or a film at the correct height to the body. It does not matter whether a camera, a camcorder or a tablet is used for recording. Also, a binoculars attached to the support rod can be held in the height necessary for use so that the wearer is able to look directly into the binoculars.

Advantageously, the shoulder straps on Längenverstellvorrichtungen, with which the lengths of the shoulder straps are independently adjustable. This makes it possible to accommodate different body shapes of the wearer and adjust the bracket accordingly.

Advantageously, the two shoulder straps are further connected to the back of the wearer and are crossed in one embodiment led to the waist belt and fixed there. Alternatively, the two shoulder straps on the back of the wearer are brace-like connected and are jointly guided to the waist belt and fixed there. This training ensures the introduction of the load in the hip belt. In the second embodiment, the connection of the shoulder straps with the hipbelt is reduced to a single joint.

The optical device can be mounted directly on the support plate. This is particularly advantageous if - as usual with cameras and camcorders - the display object display is rotatable and therefore can be set to observe the recording so that the wearer can see in the display. Alternatively, a stand rod is provided, with which the optical device can be brought to eye level.

Advantageously, this stand rod is designed as a telescopic rod. This design allows the adjustment of the altitude of the optical device according to the needs of the wearer. Alternatively, the stand rod is designed as a gooseneck rod, which allows a simple variation of the orientation of the optical device.

To secure the wearer, it is advantageous to provide the shoulder straps and hip belt with reflexive means.

For transporting a suitcase or a bag is provided, the interior of which is formed so that the support frame and the support frame and possibly other items of the holder find space. Advantageously, recesses or recesses are provided in the parts of the support frame and / or support frame can be inserted with positive engagement.

The essence of the invention will become apparent in the single 1 illustrated embodiment illustrated in more detail; shows

1 : An overall view of the bracket

In 1 is the outline of an upper body of a holder 1 for an optical device wearer shown in dotted lines. This bracket 1 consists of the support frame 2 and the support frame 3 ,

The support frame 2 is from a hip belt 5 and two shoulder straps guided over the shoulder of the wearer 4 educated. On the back of the wearer are the shoulder straps 4 merged and in the connection point 4.1 connected with each other. From this junction these shoulder straps are crossed, on to the hip belt 5 guided and committed to this.

The support frame 3 consists of two retaining profiles 5 . 6 , one between these two holding profiles 6 . 7 and arranged by these rotatably arranged carrier axis 8th with carrier plate 9 , The shoulder straps 4 are at the upper ends 10 . 11 the holding profiles 6 . 7 fastened while their lower ends 11 are fixed on the hip belt.

To adapt to the figure of the wearer are the shoulder straps with length adjustments 12 . 13 provided and the hip belt with a clasp 14 which can also be designed for length adjustment. It goes without saying that the hip belt can be provided with a separate length adjustment. To increase the safety of the wearer, may be on the hip belt 5 and / or on the shoulder strap 4 reflective pads 15 be provided.

The carrier plate 9 is pivotable about a substantially horizontal axis, it being advantageous to provide detents for certain pivot positions (for example 30 °, 45 ° and / or 60 °). Also, the carrier axis 8th on the retaining profiles 6 . 7 be used at different altitudes. These are in 1 corresponding hole recordings drawn. Next, the carrier plate 9 perforations 16 on, in which the optical device (not shown) either directly or by means of a support rod (not shown in detail) can be attached, wherein the support rod formed as a telescopic rod allows height adjustment. Alternatively, a tripod rod designed as a gooseneck allows almost any adjustment of the optical device.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

Holder for an optical device

2

supporting frame

3

support stand

4

shoulder

4.1

Connection of shoulder straps

5

hip belt

6

retaining profile

7

retaining profile

8th

carrier axis

9

support plate

10

Upper free end of the retaining profile

11

Lower free end of the retaining profile

12

length adjustment

13

length adjustment

14

Close the hip belt

15

reflective overlay

16

perforations

QUOTES INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION

This list of the documents listed by the applicant has been generated automatically and is included solely for the better information of the reader. The list is not part of the German patent or utility model application. The DPMA assumes no liability for any errors or omissions.

Cited patent literature

• DE 202006006502 U1 [0002]
• DE 202007005934 U1 [0002]

Claims (10)

A support to be worn on the body for an optical device, in particular a camera, a camcorder, a tablet or a pair of binoculars, comprising a support frame formed from straps, at least one hip belt provided with a separation device and at least one support belt for a support plate, and a support post, formed by substantially vertically extending, mutually parallel and spaced apart retaining profiles, which are connected via a support profile with support plate for receiving the optical device to a support rod, wherein at the upper ends of the retaining profiles of the tether is attached, and wherein the lower ends of the retaining profiles attached to the hip belt, characterized in that the tether of the support frame ( 2 ) of two shoulder straps ( 4 ) formed on the front of the wearer of the support frame ( 3 ) over the shoulder and on the back with the hip belt ( 5 ) are connected. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the shoulder straps ( 4 ) Length adjustment devices with which the lengths of the shoulder straps ( 4 ) are independently adjustable. Holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the shoulder straps ( 4 ) on the back of the wearer ( 4.1 ), from which both crossed out to the waist belt and fixed there. Holder according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the shoulder straps ( 4 ) on the back of the wearer ( 4.1 ) in which they are connected like braces and so together on the hip belt ( 5 ). Holder according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the holding profiles ( 6 . 7 ) have a T-shaped or rectangular cross-section. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that for receiving the optical device, a stand rod ( 17 ) is provided, which is designed as a telescopic rod. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that for receiving the optical device, a stand rod ( 17 ) is provided, which is designed as a gooseneck. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the shoulder straps ( 4 ) and / or the hip belt ( 5 ) with reflective overlays ( 15 ) is provided. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the support frame ( 2 ) and support frame ( 3 ) in a suitcase or a carrying case ( 20 ) are receivable. Holder according to claim 9, characterized in that the interior of the case or the pocket recesses or recesses, in the parts of the support frame and / or support frame can be inserted with positive engagement.

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