JP3031611B2 - Case - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of stereoscopic viewing, changing, and animation using the characteristics of a lenticular lens (camaboko lens).

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art The function of displaying multiple images (variable images) or stereoscopic images on the same screen using a lenticular lens is well known, but conventionally, each of a plurality of pictures is decomposed into lines. The lenticular lenses are integrated by bonding the lenticular lenses with an adhesive on a printing paper on which a large number of pixels obtained by reducing and reducing are printed at a constant pitch.

[0003] In general, what is called changing (thing that changes by two or three) or animation (thing that changes by four to eight) has been originally integrated into a product.
The reason why they are integrated is that they do not cause difficulties in positioning them and the problem of adhesion. Further, those not bonded to the lenticular lens, which on the variable <br/> picture image of the like moving the lenticular lens, as in No. Japanese Utility Model 55-2449 variable in the box body of caramel, etc. The image is printed, a window is provided on the side surface of the upper surface, a variable image is provided in the window, a gap for a lenticular lens is provided thereon, and the knob attached to the lens is moved up and down or left and right to Some are effective.

[0004]

As described above, in the prior art, a lens and a variable image are laminated and integrated, and only one type of the variable image can be seen. A book in which a variable image is printed and a lenticular lens is placed on the variable image is viewed, and it is difficult and difficult to align the position. Moreover, no consideration is given to bringing the lenticular lens into close contact with the printed variable image. There is a drawback that a variable image is printed on a box body such as a caramel and a lens is moved, and this is also a pattern (variable image) which can be seen only in one type printed.

[0005] The present invention is a case in which a large number of variable images or pictures by a stereoscopic image can be seen in one case, and the changing fun can be fully enjoyed. It is an object of the present invention to provide a case in which a picture printed on a card can be easily brought into close contact with a lenticular lens.

[0006]

The present invention according to claim 1 is a printed matter with a picture formed by printing a large number of pixels obtained by decomposing and reducing each of a plurality of pictures at a constant pitch. When the printed matter is arranged in alignment with the back of the lenticular lens, at least one of the plurality of pictures is optically synthesized, and a storage part for storing a printed matter with a pattern to be observed, and an upper surface of the storage part Or, provided as upper and lower side plates, a lenticular lens for optically synthesizing at least one of a plurality of patterns of the above-mentioned pattern-attached printed matter that is aligned and adhered, and with the pattern stored in a storage section Biasing means for bringing the printed matter into close contact with the back of the lenticular lens.

Further, the urging means is made of an elastic body.

Further, the urging means comprises a spring.

Further, the printed matter is a card.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a printed matter with a pattern formed by printing a plurality of pixels obtained by decomposing and reducing each of a plurality of patterns at a constant pitch. When positioned and aligned on the back of the lenticular lens, at least one of the plurality of patterns is optically combined with a pattern-printed material that is observed, and a plurality of the pattern-printed materials that are aligned and adhered to each other. The optical structure is characterized by comprising a lenticular lens for optically synthesizing at least one of the patterns and a biasing means for bringing the printed matter with the pattern into close contact with the back of the lenticular lens.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 denotes a thin case capable of storing a card described later, and a side plate on the upper surface of the case 1 is a lenticular lens 2. In the present embodiment, only the top surface is used, but the bottom surface may be a lenticular lens. Card slot 6 in card slot A
The card 3 on which a more variable image is formed is inserted. The number of cards can be appropriately selected according to the thickness of the card case. FIG. 2 is a partial plan view of a portion B in FIG. A card push-back spring 5 is provided at the portion B, and pushes back the card pressed by a finger. FIG. 3 is a partial plan view of the card insertion portion A of FIG. The part A is provided with a card pressing control groove (step) 7 so that the amount of pressing with a finger can be adjusted. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the inner surface of the case of the bottom plate 8 of FIG. 1, in which a leaf spring 9 is provided so that the card is in close contact with the lenticular lens surface. be able to.

According to the present embodiment, since the spring 5 for pushing back the card 3 is provided on the opposite side of the insertion portion A of the card case 1, the card 3 can be automatically moved in parallel, and the two changes are possible. The change caused by pressing the stored card with the finger by utilizing the function of the spring of the card case 1 such as the fun of the movement of the animation image or the like is that the body of the card case 1 is in the same state (fixed state). Only the image changes, such as subtle changes due to the application of finger pressure, speed, etc., compared to the conventional method of changing the angle of the lenticular lens integrated itself as in the conventional example It will be excellent.

Further, by using the card case of the present embodiment, the field of "changing fun" can be expressed 100% far more than conventional products, and the change of pictures and the sensation of their movement can be simply achieved. Not only that, it also has a function that can actively introduce the user's will, enabling a wider field, expansion of product value, and the like.

For example, there is a "find mistake" game,
By combining the “correct picture” and the “partially incorrect picture” to make a printing paper, it is possible to search for a different portion while slightly moving the case 1. In this case, since the general changing is too easy, if the pitch of the lenticular lens 2 is divided into 4 to 6 and the wrong portion is compounded, a higher grade change is obtained. This can be a richer game that ranks the game.

Further, by providing a step 7 for controlling the amount of pushing into the finger pushing portion (insertion slot 6) of the card case, for example, a Janken game is also possible. Even though multiple people can work out at the same time, you can discover the fun that is different from Janken, which is performed with the original fingers and palms, by quickly changing the position of the fingers while watching the opponent's way out. It is impossible to achieve these with integrated printing paper and a lenticular lens of a conventional type, and it can be said that these are the effects unique to the present embodiment.

Further, by increasing the number of cards on which the variable images are printed, many variable images (pictures) can be seen in one case. In other words, conventionally, a lenticular lens and a corresponding card were bonded together, so only one card can be used for one lenticular lens, and when there are multiple cards, the same number of lenticular lenses must be used. Although required, in the present embodiment, since the lenticular lens is used as the side plate of the case, the card in contact with the lenticular lens is arbitrarily replaced, so that a single lenticular lens provided on the side plate of the case can be used. Many variable images can be enjoyed. The image formed on the card may be a stereoscopic image corresponding to a lenticular lens as conventionally known, in addition to the variable image.

In the present embodiment, the card case 1
The side plate on the upper surface of is formed by the lenticular lens 2,
Although the case where only the card 3 on which the variable image is formed is stored in the case has been described, the present invention is not limited to this.

That is, the case and the optical structure of the present invention may include a storage portion for storing something other than a card (such as the caramel described as a conventional example) in addition to the storage portion for storing a card. . For example, a case in which a lenticular lens is formed on a side plate on the upper surface, and a first storage portion for storing the card so as to be in contact with the lenticular lens, and a second storage portion for storing something other than the card. Is the case. In this configuration, the first storage section corresponds to the case of the present invention, and the second storage section is an auxiliary case.

Further, in the above-described example, what is stored in the second storage portion may be other than the caramel described in the conventional example, for example, FD, CD, etc. in addition to a card-like material and a booklet.

When the lenticular lens 2 is provided on both upper and lower surfaces, it is needless to say that it is necessary to provide a partition plate in the center and attach the leaf spring 9 to both. At this time, the case of the present invention is configured with the upper and lower side plates, but instead of the middle partition plate, it is a case of a three-layer structure configured as a storage unit for storing something other than a card. Needless to say, it is good.

[0021]

According to the present invention, when a printed matter with a picture on which a predetermined image is formed is stored in a case or a storage portion of an optical structure, a variable image can be obtained by viewing the printed matter through a lenticular lens of a case side plate. Alternatively, it can be enjoyed as a stereoscopic image. In addition, since there is an urging means for bringing the printed matter with the picture stored in the storage unit into close contact with the back of the lenticular lens, the printed matter can be securely brought into close contact with the back of the lenticular lens, and the image of the printed matter is not blurred. Therefore, it is possible to enjoy the fun as a variable image or a three-dimensional image as in the case of the conventional integrated image.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partial explanatory view of a portion B in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a partial explanatory view of a portion A in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the inside of the bottom of FIG. 1; DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Card case 2 Lenticular lens 3 Card 4 Case frame 5 Card pushing back spring 6 Card insertion slot 7 Card pushing control groove (step) 8 Bottom plate 9 Plate spring

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Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A printed matter with a picture formed by printing a plurality of pixels obtained by decomposing and reducing each of a plurality of pictures at a constant pitch, and aligning the printed matter with the back of the lenticular lens. When arranged, a storage section for storing printed matter with a pattern in which at least one of the plurality of patterns is optically synthesized and observed, and provided as an upper surface or upper and lower side plates of the storage section, and are aligned. A lenticular lens for optically synthesizing at least one of the plurality of patterns of the printed matter with the pattern, and a biasing unit for bringing the printed matter stored in the storage unit into close contact with the back of the lenticular lens. A case characterized by comprising. 2. The case according to claim 1, wherein said urging means is made of an elastic body. 3. The case according to claim 2, wherein said urging means comprises a spring. 4. The case according to claim 1, wherein the printed matter is a card. 5. A printed matter with a picture formed by printing a plurality of pixels obtained by decomposing and reducing each of a plurality of pictures at a constant pitch, and aligning the printed matter with the back of the lenticular lens. When arranging, at least one of the plurality of pictures is optically synthesized and observed with a printed picture, and at least one of the plurality of pictures of the printed picture that is aligned and adhered to at least one of the pictures. An optical structure comprising: a lenticular lens to be optically synthesized; and an urging means for bringing the printed matter with the picture into close contact with the back of the lenticular lens.