DE7334419U - Photographic camera - Google Patents

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• GE AGFA-GEVAERT AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT September 10, 1973

10-dd-bo 'ku Leverkusen

MF 1333

^ r_c Photographic Camera

tfei The innovation concerns a photographic camera with a

ieg locking device for a protective housing, which is used for

ok (cover for camera parts such as lens, flash lamp holder

AU! and trigger, is provided, and with a removable

r] a film cassette openable rear cover, which a

fei film window.

In known cameras of the type mentioned are for

iei locking device of a protective housing additional

ei components are required that cause unnecessary costs.

Ne The innovation is therefore based on the task of

Save on additional components.

ru According to the innovation it is therefore proposed that the movie window

Ri is designed as a bolt through which the protective housing

can be locked in the standby position. Appropriately

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the film window is rotatably mounted about an axis and works together with at least one spring.

In a further embodiment of the innovation, the film window has two tabs, one of which is inserted into a slot of the
Protective housing engages rnd the other on the parallel
to the slot "located edge of the protective housing.

According to a further feature of the innovation, the film window has a protruding edge. which .ie after the position of the film window rests against an edge of the protective housing. Advantageously, a latch is formed on the film window which is used for locking of the rear cover is used.

Further advantages and details of the innovation are explained in more detail with reference to drawings. Show it

1 shows a perspective view of a camera with a film window according to the innovation in standby mode position,

Fig. 2 shows the Pig camera. 1 with the protective housing removed and

Fig «, 3 is a perspective view of another
renovation-compliant execution example "

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In the figures is a housing of a still camera, which only partially visible is denoted by 1. The housing 1 contains a lens, a shutter release 3 and a rotatable one Socket 4 for a cube-shaped flash lamp holder. aside from that it has a space 1a for a film reel or cassette, which can be closed by a rear cover 6. A removable protective housing 2 can be pushed onto the camera housing 1. In the inserted state, the protective housing can 2 for example to cover the flash lamp holder 4, the shutter release button and the lens. The protective housing 2 can at the same time a viewfinder lens with its viewfinder; <B record.

According to FIGS. 1 and 2, the cover 6 can be rotated about an axis 7 mounted in the housing 1 and has a film window 10 which interacts with springs 11 and which is rotatable about a further axis 9 is stored. This film window is designed so that it is with a locking tab 10a in a slot 2a of the protective housing snap into place and with the other tab 10b rest against the edge 2b of the protective housing 2 that is parallel to the slot 2a can, whereby the protective housing 2 is locked in the open position. Only by pressing on the film window 10 the protective housing 2 is released to move. To insert of a film, the protective case 2 is removed from the camera body

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removed and the rear cover 6 opened. After inserting of the film and closing the cover 6, the protective housing is pushed in the direction of arrow A. It snaps into the through the notch 10c of the film window 10 formed by the tabs 10a and 10b 4- are accessible. In the pushed-in state, the protective housing 2 is secured by means of a locking button 12 held.

The locking of the protective housing in the ready position by means of res film window 10 saves additional components, whereby an inexpensive device is achieved.

In Figure 3, functionally identical parts are with the same Reference numbers are provided as in FIG. 1. The protective housing is 2 slidably connected to the cover 6 and only through a protruding edge 10d of the film window 10 in FIG lockable in the ready position. But then it should FIG. 3, the cover 6 can be pushed over the cassette space 1a. In addition, in this embodiment, the Filin window a pawl 1Oe formed, which when closing the cassette space la in a hook Ic en. intervene on the side wall of the camera and thus can lock the cover 6.

Claims (4)

AGFA-GEVAERT AEDIEIiGESELLSCHAFT September 19, 1973 Leverkusen MP 1333 Claims for protection 1. A photographic camera with a locking device for a protective housing, which is intended to cover camera parts such as lens, flash lamp socket and shutter release, and with a SückcLeckel which can be opened to remove a film cassette and which has a film window, characterized in that the film window ( 10) is designed as a bolt through which the protective housing (2) can be locked in the standby position. 2. Photographic camera according to claim 1, characterized \ shows that the film window (10) rotates about an axis (7) \ bar is mounted and together with at least one spring (11) works. -O- MK 1333 3. Photographic camera according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the film window (10) has two tabs (10a, 1Oh), one of which engages in a slot (2a) of the Schul-zgehäuses (2) and the other engages the edge (2b) of the protective housing (2) located parallel to the slot (2a) rests. 4. Photographic camera according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the film window (10) has a protruding Has edge (10c) which, depending on the position of the film window (10) on an edge (2h) of the protective housing (2) is applied. 5 · Photographic camera according to at least one of the preceding Claims, characterized in that a pawl (10e) is integrally formed on the film window (10) and is used for locking the rear cover (6) is used. For this purpose 2 sheets of drawings 733U19U.3.W