JP2011221475A - Photographing tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a photographing tool capable of accurately changing a camera position and a photographing direction.SOLUTION: The photographing tool 1 comprises: a rod-like shaft 3; a grip part 17 which a photographer grips to support the shaft 3; and a support part 9 mounting the grip part 17 to a back end side of the shaft by crossing a longitudinal direction of the grip part 17 with a longitudinal direction of the shaft 3. The photographing tool 1 enables a photographer to easily support the photographing tool 1 by which the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 is coincided with the longitudinal direction of a lower arm gripping the grip 17 on a straight line or in parallel. At this time, the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 can be coincided with the longitudinal direction of a lower arm substantially on a straight line or in parallel without flexing a wrist. As a result, the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 can be easily substantially coincided with a visual line direction of a photographer. A steady relative relation between the shaft 3 and the longitudinal direction of the lower arm griping the grip part can be easily kept. The shaft 3 can be waved only by waving an arm with the grip part 17 gripping.

Description

  The present invention relates to a photographing tool capable of attaching a camera to the tip of a shaft.

  An imaging tool having a camera attached to the tip of a shaft is known (for example, see Patent Document 1 below). According to such a photographing tool, when the photographer supports the rear end side of the shaft (the side opposite to the tip on which the camera is attached), when photographing a high place or a low place (for example, underwater) The burden on the photographer can be reduced.

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  A conventional photographing tool is assumed to be used, for example, by gripping the rear end of the shaft with the right hand from the side of the shaft and gripping between the front end and the rear end of the shaft with the left hand (the above-mentioned patent). (See FIG. 2 of Document 1). In this form of use, the photographer holds the shaft against the right waist and holds the shaft so as to extend toward the object to be photographed, so that the longitudinal direction of the shaft does not match the line-of-sight direction of the photographer. For this reason, it is difficult to change the position of the camera and the shooting direction according to the movement of the shooting target, and it is necessary to get used to it.

  When the shaft is positioned at the waist of the photographer as described above, the photographer can basically rotate the upper body or the entire body to change the camera position etc. by swinging the shaft left and right. It was necessary to let them. Therefore, it is difficult to change the shooting state of the camera with the conventional shooting tool.

  The present invention has been considered in view of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a photographing tool capable of easily changing the photographing state of the camera.

  The first photographing tool made to solve the above problems is a rod-shaped shaft, a camera fixing portion for attaching a camera for photographing a photographing object to the distal end side of the shaft, and when a photographer supports the shaft. A gripping portion to be gripped, and a support portion that crosses the longitudinal direction of the gripping portion with respect to the longitudinal direction of the shaft and attaches the gripping portion to the rear end side of the shaft. This is a characteristic shooting tool.

  With such a photographing tool, the photographer grasps the gripping part with one hand or both hands, the longitudinal direction of the shaft, and the arm that grips the gripping part, particularly the lower arm (the part from the elbow (also called the forearm)). ) In a straight line or in parallel with each other, it becomes easy to support the photographing tool. In that case, compared with the case where the shaft is directly gripped from the side, the longitudinal direction of the shaft and the longitudinal direction of the lower arm are easily aligned substantially in a straight line or in parallel without greatly bending the wrist.

  If supported in this way, the following effects can be obtained as compared with the case where the shaft is directly gripped from the side. First, it becomes easy to make the longitudinal direction of the shaft substantially coincide with the photographer's line-of-sight direction. Second, it becomes easy to keep the relative relationship between the longitudinal direction of the shaft and the longitudinal direction of the lower arm of the arm holding the gripping part constant. Third, when the shaft is swung from side to side, it can be performed only by swinging the arm holding the grip.

  Therefore, since the shooting state (position, shooting direction) of the camera can be easily changed according to the movement of the shooting target and the like, it is easy to continue shooting the moving shooting target.

  The photographer can also grasp the grip with the right hand and grasp the shaft with the left hand, for example. Even in this case, the following effects can be obtained as compared with the conventional photographing tool. First, since the photographer can grasp the grasping portion with the right hand (holding the ring finger next to the index finger of the right hand and the entire palm), the photographer can firmly support the photographing tool. Secondly, since the right hand grips the grip portion extending across the longitudinal direction of the shaft, it is easy to transmit the force acting in the longitudinal direction of the shaft with the right hand to the shaft. Therefore, it becomes easy to move the shaft in the longitudinal direction.

In this case, in addition to the effects described above, it becomes easy to quickly change the shooting state (position, shooting direction) of the camera.
The second photographing tool is a photographing tool characterized in that an adjustment portion for adjusting an intersecting angle between the long direction of the grip portion and the long direction of the shaft is provided on the support portion. .

According to such a photographing tool, it is possible to easily adjust the angle formed by the long direction of the grip portion and the long direction of the shaft in the support portion in accordance with the photographer's physique and photographing environment.
The third photographing tool is a photographing tool characterized in that an operating portion for giving a command to the camera is further provided in the grip portion.

  According to such a photographing tool, since the photographer can give a command to the camera without releasing his / her hand from the photographing tool, even when giving a command to the camera, the camera position and shooting direction are reduced. Can do.

The fourth photographing tool is a photographing tool further characterized in that the grip portion is detachable from the support portion.
According to such a photographing tool, the position of the camera and the photographing direction can be more accurately changed because the gripping portion having an appropriate size can be replaced with the size of the palm of the photographer. In addition, the position of the camera and the shooting direction can be stabilized.

It is a front view of the photography tool concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the imaging tool of FIG. It is a bottom view of the imaging tool of FIG. It is a rear view of the imaging tool of FIG. FIG. 2 is an enlarged front view of the vicinity of a camera fixing unit in FIG. 1. It is an enlarged view of the shaft for demonstrating expansion-contraction of the shaft of FIG. It is an enlarged view of the shaft for demonstrating expansion-contraction of the shaft of FIG. It is an enlarged view of the holding part provided with the operation part of FIG. It is an enlarged view of the operation part of FIG. It is an enlarged rear view of the support part of FIG. It is an enlarged top view of the support part of FIG. It is an enlarged front view of the support part of FIG. It is an enlarged front view of the support part which changed the angle with respect to the shaft of FIG. It is an enlarged front view of the support part which changed the angle with respect to the shaft of FIG. It is a principal part enlarged view of the imaging tool which concerns on other embodiment of this invention.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment to which the present invention is applied will be described with reference to the drawings. The embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the following embodiment, and can take various forms as long as they belong to the technical scope of the present invention.

[Description of configuration]
1 is a front view of the photographing tool 1 according to the embodiment, FIG. 2 is a top view of the photographing tool 1, FIG. 3 is a bottom view of the photographing tool 1, and FIG. 4 is a rear view of the photographing tool 1. .

  The photographing tool 1 is used when photographing a high place or a low place (for example, underwater). The photographing tool 1 includes a shaft 3, a camera 5, a camera fixing unit 7, a support unit 9, an adjustment unit 11, and a cord 13.

  The shaft 3 is a rod-shaped member that is extendable and can be fixed at an arbitrary expansion / contraction position (arbitrary length). The camera fixing portion 7 is disposed at the front end (left end portion in FIG. 1), and the rear end ( The adjustment part 11 is arrange | positioned in the right end part of FIG.

  Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the shaft 3 includes a first shaft 31 and a second shaft in order from the front end side (left side in FIG. 5) to the rear end side (right side in FIG. 5). 33, a third shaft 35 and a fourth shaft 37 are provided.

  The first shaft 31 is a columnar or cylindrical member configured to be insertable / removable inside the second shaft 33. The camera fixing portion 7 is disposed at the front end of the first shaft 31, and the rear end of the first shaft 31 is inserted into the second shaft 33.

  Similarly, the second shaft 33 is a cylindrical member configured to be inserted into and removed from the third shaft 35. A lever portion 33 a is disposed at the tip of the second shaft 33, and the rear end of the second shaft 33 is inserted into the third shaft 35.

  The lever portion 33a controls insertion / extraction of the first shaft 31 with respect to the second shaft 33 (switching between a non-fixed state in which insertion / removal is possible and a fixed state in which insertion / removal is impossible). The first shaft 31 is tightened or loosened by switching the state of the lever portion 33a provided on the second shaft 33, that is, by rotating the arrangement position of the plate-like lever extending from the lever portion 33a. The shaft 31 can be switched between a non-fixed state in which the shaft 31 can be inserted and removed and a fixed state in which the shaft 31 cannot be removed.

  Similarly, the third shaft 35 is a cylindrical member configured to be inserted into and removed from the fourth shaft 37. A lever portion 35 a is disposed at the tip of the third shaft 35, and the rear end of the third shaft 35 is inserted into the fourth shaft 37.

  The lever portion 35 a controls the insertion / extraction of the second shaft 33 with respect to the third shaft 35. By switching the state of the lever portion 35a provided on the third shaft 35, that is, by rotating the arrangement position of the plate-like lever extending from the lever portion 33a, the second shaft 33 is tightened or loosened (FIG. 6). In addition, the second shaft 33 can be switched between a non-fixed state in which the second shaft 33 can be inserted / removed and a fixed state in which the second shaft 33 cannot be inserted / removed.

  Similarly, the fourth shaft 37 is a cylindrical member in which the third shaft 35 can be inserted and removed. A lever portion 37a is disposed at the front end of the fourth shaft 37, and the adjusting portion 11 is disposed at the rear end.

  The lever portion 37 a controls the insertion / extraction of the third shaft 35 with respect to the fourth shaft 37. By switching the state of the lever portion 37 a provided on the fourth shaft 37, the third shaft 35 can be switched between a non-fixed state where the third shaft 35 can be inserted and removed and a non-fixed state where the third shaft 35 cannot be inserted and removed.

Returning to FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, the camera 5 is fixed to the shaft 3 by a camera fixing portion 7 so as to be swingable in the direction of arrow A (see FIG. 1).
The camera 5 acquires a moving image or a still image to be photographed. The camera 5 is connected to a cord 13 for transmitting a signal for controlling the operation to the camera 5 and transmitting a signal relating to the acquired moving image or the like. The camera 5 may be fixedly attached to the camera fixing unit 7 or may be detachably attached, and is not particularly limited.

In addition, when acquiring the moving image etc. of the imaging | photography target underwater, it is preferable to use what was waterproofed as the camera 5, or what was accommodated in the waterproof case.
The camera fixing unit 7 is a member disposed between the first shaft 31 and the camera 5 and holds the camera 5. The camera fixing unit 7 has a rotation axis extending around the first shaft 31 in a direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the first shaft 31, more preferably in a direction orthogonal to the first shaft 31 (a direction orthogonal to the plane of FIG. 1). Is attached to be pivotable or swingable.

The support portion 9 is a portion where a photographer who performs photographing grips the photographing tool 1 and also a portion that gives an instruction to the camera 5.
The support part 9 includes a support arm 15 and a grip part 17.

  The support arm 15 is a member disposed between the adjustment unit 11 and the gripping part 17 and supports the gripping part 17. The adjusting arm 11 side of the support arm 15 is formed in a block shape or a column shape, and is attached to the adjusting portion 11 so as to be swingable in the direction of arrow B in FIG. In other words, it is attached so as to be rotatable around a rotation axis extending in a direction orthogonal to the paper surface of FIG. On the other hand, the gripping portion 17 side of the support arm 15 is formed in a tube having a U-shaped cross section or a rectangular tube shape in which one surface is cut out. The U-shaped internal space or the internal space of the rectangular tube extends in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the support arm 15 and is further released from the adjusting unit 11 toward the gripping unit 17.

The gripping part 17 is sandwiched between the support arms 15 by being inserted into a U-shape or a rectangular tube.
Note that the longitudinal direction of the gripping portion 17 and the longitudinal direction of the support arm 15 are perpendicular to each other, and the vicinity of the center of the gripping portion 17 can be positioned on the extension axis of the shaft 3 as shown in FIG. it can.

  The grip portion 17 is a portion that the photographer grips, and is formed in a block shape or a column shape that gives an instruction to the camera 5. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, an operation button group 17 a (operation unit) for giving an instruction to the camera 5 is arranged on one surface of the grip unit 17. On the other hand, the surface opposite to the one surface is provided with a plurality of concave and convex shapes so that the photographer's finger can be easily applied.

  In addition, a cord 13 that transmits a signal to and from the camera 5 is connected to the grip portion 17. Specifically, a signal generated when one of the buttons of the operation button group 17 a is pressed, or a signal relating to a moving image acquired by the camera 5 is transmitted by the code 13.

  The support arm 15 is provided with a detachable screw group 15a for fixing the clamped gripping portion 17. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, when the detachable screw group 15 a is screwed into a screw hole formed through the support arm 15, the tip of the screw hits the gripping portion 17, and the gripping portion 17 of the support arm 15 is Press against the inside. Thereby, the gripping part 17 is fixed to the support arm 15.

On the other hand, when the detachable screw group 15 a is loosened, the tip of the screw is separated from the gripping portion 17. Therefore, the gripping part 17 can be removed from the support arm 15.
The adjusting unit 11 adjusts the relative posture (deviation angle) between the shaft 3 and the supporting unit 9 (the supporting arm 15 and the gripping unit 17).

As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the adjustment unit 11 includes a first support fitting 11a and a second support fitting 11b, an adjustment screw 11c, and a shaft portion 11d.
The first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b are arranged to face each other, sandwich the end portion of the fourth shaft 37 on the support portion 9 side, and sandwich the support arm 15 of the support portion 9. It is a member. The first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b are in a direction deviating from the fourth shaft 37, that is, a direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the fourth shaft 37 (left and right direction in FIG. 10), more preferably orthogonal. It extends in the direction (upward direction in FIG. 10).

  The end portions on the fourth shaft 37 side of the first support fitting 11 a and the second support fitting 11 b are fixed to the fourth shaft 37. On the other hand, an adjustment screw 11c and a shaft portion 11d are disposed at the end portion on the support arm 15 side, and the support arm 15 is attached to be swingable around the shaft portion 11d.

  The adjusting screw 11c is formed in a disk shape that adjusts the clamping force of the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b with respect to the support arm 15. In the through hole at the center of the adjusting screw 11c, a female screw engaged with the male screw formed in the shaft portion 11d is formed.

  The shaft portion 11d supports the support arm 15 so as to be swingable with respect to the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 12, the shaft portion 11 d is a position deviated from the fourth shaft 37, a direction intersecting with the longitudinal direction of the fourth shaft 37, more preferably a direction orthogonal to the paper surface (with respect to the paper surface). Extending in a direction orthogonal to each other). In other words, it is arranged at “twisted position” with respect to the fourth shaft 37.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 11, the shaft portion 11d is disposed through the first support fitting 11a, the support arm 15, the second support fitting 11b, and the adjusting screw 11c. At the end of the shaft portion 11d on the first support metal fitting 11a side, a removal preventing portion for preventing the shaft portion 11d from coming off is disposed. In the present embodiment, description will be made by applying to an example in which a nut is used as a drop prevention portion.

  When the adjusting screw 11c is rotated (tightened) in one rotation direction, the adjusting screw 11c moves in the direction approaching the support arm 15 along the shaft portion 11d, and the second support fitting 11b faces the support arm 15. Press. The shaft portion 11d is pulled from the first adjustment fitting 11a toward the second adjustment fitting 11b by the adjustment screw 11c. As a result, the first support fitting 11a is pressed toward the support arm 15 by the removal preventing portion of the shaft portion 11d. As a result, the clamping force of the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b with respect to the support arm 15 is increased, and the support arm 15 moves the shaft portion 11d with respect to the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b. It becomes difficult to swing as the central axis.

  On the other hand, when the adjustment screw 11c is rotated (loosened) in the other rotation direction, the adjustment screw 11c moves in a direction away from the support arm 15 along the shaft portion 11d. Then, the pressing force toward the support arm 15 acting on the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b is weakened, and the clamping force of the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b on the support arm 15 is reduced. As a result, the support arm 15 is likely to swing with respect to the first support fitting 11a and the second support fitting 11b with the shaft portion 11d as the central axis.

  In other words, the support portion 9 (support arm 15 and gripping portion 17) can be swung with respect to the shaft 3 by loosening the adjustment screw 11c, and the support portion 9 (support arm 15) by tightening the adjustment screw 11c. And the gripping part 17) can be fixed to the shaft 3 at a specific angle (specific deflection angle).

  As described above, since the support arm 15 holds the gripping portion 17, the support arm 15 and the gripping portion 17 are integrated with the shaft 3 when the gripping portion 17 is held by the support arm 15. It can swing with respect to it (see FIGS. 12 to 14).

  Further, the first support fitting 11a is provided with a plurality of hole groups 11e side by side on an arc centered on the shaft portion 11d. Correspondingly, one protrusion 15b that protrudes toward the first support fitting 11a is provided on the surface of the support arm 15 that faces the first support fitting 11a. The protrusion 15b can easily determine the angle (delay angle) of the support portion 9 with respect to the shaft 3 by engaging with any one of the hole groups 11e.

  When the angle of the support portion 9 with respect to the shaft 3 is determined, the angle is determined after the adjustment screw 11c is loosened. At this time, the first support fitting 11 a is bent by being pressed by the protrusion 15 b, and the portion where the hole group 11 e is provided moves in a direction away from the support arm 15. The protrusion 15b engaged with one of the hole groups 11e moves from one of the hole groups 11e to the adjacent hole. When the protrusion 15b engages with the adjacent hole, the first support fitting 11a is not bent, and the angle of the support 9 with respect to the shaft 3 is maintained. That is, it is easy to determine the angle of the support portion 9 with respect to the shaft 3.

  On the other hand, when the adjustment screw 11c is tightened, the first support fitting 11a is pressed toward the support arm 15 by the adjustment screw 11c. It becomes difficult for the protrusion 15b to disengage from the hole group 11e, and the angle of the support portion 9 with respect to the shaft 3 is reliably maintained.

[Description of action / effect]
With such a photographing tool 1, the photographer grips the grip portion 17 with one or both hands, and the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 and the longitudinal direction of the lower arm of the arm that grips the grip portion 17 are aligned. Or it becomes easy to support the photography tool 1 by making it correspond in parallel. In that case, compared with the case where the shaft 3 is directly gripped from the side, the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 and the longitudinal direction of the lower arm are easily aligned substantially in a straight line or in parallel without greatly bending the wrist.

  If supported in this manner, the following effects can be obtained as compared with the case where the shaft 3 is directly gripped from the side. First, it becomes easy to make the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 substantially coincide with the direction of the photographer's line of sight. Second, it becomes easy to keep the relative relationship between the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 and the longitudinal direction of the lower arm of the arm holding the gripping portion 17 constant. Third, when the shaft 3 is swung left and right, it can be performed only by swinging the arm that grips the gripping portion 17.

  Accordingly, since the shooting state (position, shooting direction) of the camera 5 can be easily changed according to the movement of the shooting target, etc., it is easy to continuously shoot a moving shooting target.

  The photographer can also grasp the grip portion 17 with the right hand and the shaft 3 with the left hand, for example. Even in this case, the following effects can be obtained as compared with the conventional photographing tool. First, since the photographer can grasp the grasping portion 17 with the right hand (holding the ring finger next to the index finger of the right hand and the entire palm), the photographer can firmly support the photographing tool 1. . Second, since the longitudinal direction of the lower arm of the left hand intersects the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3, the shaft 3 can be easily moved in the direction intersecting the longitudinal direction.

In this case, in addition to the above-described effects, it becomes easy to quickly change the shooting state (position, shooting direction) of the camera 5.
Moreover, since the support part 9 is being fixed to the shaft 3 by the adjustment part 11 which can adjust the angle with respect to the shaft 3, according to the photographer's physique and imaging | photography environment, the elongate direction of the holding part 17 in the support part 9 and The angle formed by the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 can be easily adjusted.

  In addition, since the operation button group 17 a for giving a command to the camera 5 is provided in the grip portion 17, the command can be given to the camera 5 without the photographer releasing his hand from the photographing tool 1. Therefore, even when a command is given to the camera 5, it is possible to reduce the camera 5 position and shooting direction blur.

  Further, since the grip portion 17 can be attached to and detached from the support arm 15, it can be replaced with a grip portion 17 having an appropriate size according to the size of the palm of the photographer. Therefore, the position of the camera 5 and the shooting direction can be changed more accurately. In addition, the position and shooting direction of the camera 5 can be stabilized.

[Other Embodiments]
The embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the photographing tool 1 described above. For example, as shown in FIG. 15, an end 3a on the rear side of the shaft 3 and an end 17b on the opposite side of the end supported by the support arm 15 in the gripping part 17 are connected to a rod-like support arm 41. You may connect using.

  As with the shaft 3, the support arm 41 is configured to be stretchable and fixable at an arbitrary stretched position. Further, between the support arm 41 and the end portion 3a of the shaft 3 and between the support arm 41 and the end portion 17b of the grip portion 17, an adjustment unit 41a and an adjustment unit having the same configuration as the adjustment unit 11 are provided. 41b is provided. Therefore, by changing the support arm 41, the change of the crossing angle between the long direction of the gripping part 17 and the long direction of the shaft 3 is not hindered. Further, by fixing the expansion and contraction of the support arm 41, the relative posture between the gripping part 17 and the shaft 3 can be more stabilized as compared with the case of the adjustment part 11 alone.

As a result, the position of the camera 5 can be stabilized, and blurring in the shooting direction of the camera 5 can be reduced.
In addition, the support arm 41 can be expanded and contracted, and can be fixed at the expansion / contraction position. In addition, the first support arm on the gripping portion 17 side that constitutes the support arm 41 and the second support arm on the shaft 3 side. A configuration may be adopted in which a long hole is formed in an overlapping portion with and a screw is disposed in the long hole. By loosening this screw, the first support arm and the second support arm can be moved relative to each other, and the support arm 41 can be expanded and contracted. On the other hand, by tightening the screws, the relative positions of the first support arm and the second support arm are fixed, and the expansion and contraction of the support arm 41 can be fixed.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 15, a rod-shaped auxiliary rod 51 extending from the end portion 17 b of the holding portion 17 and a holding ring 52 provided on the distal end side (right side in FIG. 15) of the auxiliary rod 51 are provided. May be.

  Like the support arm 15, a support arm 51 a that supports the end portion 17 b of the grip portion 17 is provided at the end portion of the auxiliary rod 51 on the grip portion 17 side (left side in FIG. 15). Similarly, the adjustment part 51b which can change the crossing angle between the elongate direction of the holding part 17 and the elongate direction of the auxiliary rod 51 is provided. By doing in this way, when the crossing angle between the longitudinal direction of the gripping part 17 and the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 is changed, the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 and the longitudinal direction of the auxiliary rod 51 are approximately Can be kept parallel.

  The grip ring 52 is inserted through the arm that grips the grip portion 17, particularly the lower arm, and is an annular member that stabilizes the posture of the photographing tool 1 without squeezing the grip portion 17 with force. The grip ring 52 is more preferably such that a plane formed by the grip ring 52 is the side (the upper side in FIG. 15) on which the grip portion 17 extends in the auxiliary rod 51 and intersects the longitudinal direction of the auxiliary rod 51. Are arranged so as to be orthogonal.

The grip ring 52 may be formed in an annular shape without a cut, or may be an annular member in which a notch is formed, and is not particularly limited.
The photographer grasps the photographing tool 1 by passing the arm through the grasping ring 52 and grasping the grasping portion 17 with the palm of the passed arm. Thereby, the posture of the photographing tool 1 is held by the gripping portion 17 and the gripping ring 52, and the posture of the photographing tool 1 is easily and reliably maintained as compared with the case where the posture of the photographing tool 1 is held by the gripping portion 17 alone. can do. Furthermore, it becomes easy to make the longitudinal direction of the shaft 3 coincide with the longitudinal direction of the arm that grips the photographing tool 1, particularly the lower arm.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Photography tool, 3 ... Shaft, 3a ... End part, 5 ... Camera, 7 ... Camera fixing part, 9 ... Support part, 11 ... Adjustment part, 11a ... 1st support metal fitting, 11b ... 2nd support metal fitting, 11c ... Adjustment screw, 11d ... Shaft, 11e ... Hole group, 13 ... Cord, 15 ... Support arm, 15a ... Removal screw group, 15b ... Projection, 17 ... Holding part, 17a ... Operation button group, 17b ... End 31 ... 1st shaft, 33 ... 2nd shaft, 33a ... lever part, 35 ... 3rd shaft, 35a ... lever part, 37 ... 4th shaft, 37a ... lever part.

Claims (4)

A rod-shaped shaft;
A camera fixing portion for attaching a camera for photographing an object to the tip side of the shaft;
A gripper to be gripped when the photographer supports the shaft;
A support portion for crossing the longitudinal direction of the grip portion with respect to the longitudinal direction of the shaft, and attaching the grip portion to the rear end side of the shaft;
A photographing tool characterized in that is provided. The photographing tool according to claim 1,
The photographing tool according to claim 1, wherein the support unit is further provided with an adjustment unit that adjusts an intersecting angle between a long direction of the grip portion and a long direction of the shaft. The photographing tool according to claim 1 or 2,
The gripping unit further includes an operation unit that gives a command to the camera. In the photography tool according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The photographing tool, wherein the gripping part is detachable from the support part.

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