JP3087825U - album - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To easily organize photos of living things by associating them with their characteristics and shooting conditions, and to organize the photos together with the characteristics of living things without looking up picture books. SOLUTION: When storing a photograph 14 taken by oneself in a pocket 30 of a corresponding clownfish, a commentary column 22 and a sample photograph column 24 of the clownfish found in Japan are listed, so refer to them. Thus, the type can be easily specified. By using the photographing data column 28, data such as photographing date and time can be recorded and used as a reference for later photographing. In addition, a hint for shooting can be obtained by referring to the shooting advice column 26 of the corresponding type. Shooting all the clownfish photos of the type included in the album will bring together all the clownfish photos found in Japan.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to an album, and more specifically to an album suitable for organizing photographs and the like of living things (animals and plants).

[0002]

[Background Art]

 As photo albums, there are many types of albums in which photos are pasted on an album mount and covered with a transparent film, or those in which a photo is stored in a pocket made of a mount and a transparent film. It is used to organize photos such as growth records and travel memorials.

On the other hand, for example, in scuba diving, photography of underwater creatures such as fish is performed due to a desire to keep a beautiful underwater image. Similarly, birdwatching is taking pictures of birds, and climbing is taking pictures of alpine plants. In the case of photographs of these creatures, there is the aspect of recording ecology, and it would be convenient to be able to record the names and characteristics of the photographed creatures, photographing conditions, photographic equipment, etc. along with the photographs.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, if you try to organize photos related to these creatures using the above-mentioned general album, there is no space for entry of the features of the creatures. Is required. In addition, it is necessary to check the ecology, etc., separately using picture books.

The present invention focuses on these points, and the purpose is to easily organize photographs of living organisms in association with their features and photographing conditions. Another purpose is to organize photos with explanations of living things without having to look into pictorial books.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes a photo organizing column for organizing photographs, the photo organizing column includes a commentary column in which commentary on creatures is written, and a photo storage means for storing photographs of the creatures. , Is included.

According to the main mode, (1) the photo organizing column includes a sample photo column in which sample photos of the creatures described in the commenting column are posted; and (2) the photo organizing column. And a photographing advice section in which advice suitable for photographing a creature described in the commenting section is described. (3) The photograph organizing section records photographing data of the photograph stored in the photograph storing means. (4) The creature is a marine organism, (5) The diving section records the data of the diving of the photograph stored in the photo storing means. (6) Including a log section, (6) including a plurality of photograph arrangement sections for a plurality of organisms selected based on preset conditions, or including a plurality of photograph arrangement sections for a single organism, (7) the photograph The feature is that the columns are spread out.

According to another aspect, (1) displaying any one of the albums on a display of an electronic device and organizing a still image or a moving image of a living thing on the display; The photo organizing section is composed of a first mount provided with the photo storage means on both front and back sides, and a second mount provided with the commentary section on both front and back sides, and the first mount and the second mount are provided. Are alternately superimposed and bound so that they can be added and removed.

According to still another mode, any one of the albums includes: (1) calendar information on the living thing; (2) map information on the living thing; (3) term information on the living thing. It is characterized by containing. The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description and the accompanying drawings.

[0010]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 <First Embodiment> First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a plan view of an album according to the first embodiment, which is a binder-type album. A title entry column 12 is provided in the upper row of the mount 10, and in the example shown in the figure, the title is "Clownfish found in Japan". Below the title entry column 12, two rows of photo arrangement columns 20 are provided. The upper and lower photo processing columns 20 have the same configuration. Describing the lower photo arrangement column 20, a description column 22 for the corresponding fish is provided on the left side, and a sample photo column 24 and a photography advice column 26 are provided on the right side thereof. Further, a photographing data column 28 is provided below the commentary column 22, and a photo storage pocket 30 is provided on the right side thereof.

[0011] Among them, the commentary column 22 describes features including the name of the organism and the distribution of subjects as found in a fish book. For example, in the case of "clownfish", it is described as a damselfish, physical condition about 12 cm, distribution: Philippine-Indian Ocean south of Amami Oshima, Features: low dorsal fin, each fin has a black border.

Next, a representative photograph of the organism is displayed in the sample photograph column 24. The shooting advice section 26 introduces shooting methods and shooting equipment suitable for shooting the living thing. For example, in the case of the above-mentioned "clownfish", "For a single-lens reflex camera, always use a strobe with a macro lens of 60 mm to 105 mm." In the photographing data column 28, various photographing data such as the photographing date, place, equipment and weather of the photographed photograph are entered. The pocket 30 stores a photograph taken.

The photo organizing column 20 having such a configuration is provided in two rows at the top and bottom, but each row is a column for a different creature. In the example shown in the figure, the upper row is “Hamakumi” and the lower row is “Clownfish”. Although not shown, other mounts are provided with a similar photo organizing section 20 for other clownfish found in Japan, such as "Touaka clownfish", "Sediro clownfish", "Hana biluckanchi",.... That is, in the album of the present embodiment, a photo organizing section 20 is prepared for all kinds of clownfish that can be seen in Japan. At present, there are six types of clownfish that have been confirmed to exist in Japan.

Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described. For example, suppose you took a photograph of a clownfish in one of the seas in Japan. Conventionally, it is necessary to first find out what kind of anemone you have photographed by referring to the picture book. However, referring to the album of the present embodiment, features and sample photographs of clownfish found in Japan are published, so that the type can be easily specified by referring to them. Also, by storing the photograph 14 taken by the user in the pocket 30 of the corresponding clownfish, the photographer can easily organize the photograph. Further, by using the photographing data column 28, data such as photographing date and time can be recorded and used as a reference for later photographing.

On the other hand, when a photograph of an anemonefish is desired to be taken, a hint of photography can be obtained by referring to the photography advice column 26 of the corresponding type. For example, you can see “Clownfish” on Ishigaki Island in Okinawa, but if you want to shoot this, you can take effective photography by referring to the shooting advice for “Clownfish”. Furthermore, if all the anemone fish photos of the kind recorded in the album of the present embodiment are taken, all the anemone fish photos seen in Japan are automatically collected.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the following effects can be obtained. (1) Since an element as a picture book is added to the album, it is possible to easily organize photos related to living things. (2) By referring to the shooting advice section 26 or the shooting data section 28, it is possible to select more appropriate shooting equipment and shooting method. (3) By taking pictures along the album, it is possible to systematically take pictures, and it will also have a function not only as an album but also as a collection of photographs of ecology.

Second Embodiment Next, a second embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, three rows of photo organizing sections 110 are provided on the mount 100. In each of the photo organizing columns 110, a sample photo column 24 and a shooting advice column 26 are provided in the pocket 30. Therefore, when the photograph 14 is stored in the pocket 30, the sample photograph and the photographing advice are hidden by the photograph 14. However, since they have already taken pictures of the relevant creatures, hiding them does not cause any inconvenience. Further, since the space on the mount 100 can be effectively used, the number of stored photos per mount can be increased, or the size of the album can be reduced.

Third Embodiment Next, a third embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, a diving log section 202 is provided on the left side of the pocket of the photo organizing section 210 of the mount 200. In scuba diving, diving records are recorded in a logbook. Specifically, date and time, dive site, entry (EN: dive start) and exit (EX: ascent) time, total dive time, maximum depth, certification signature, etc. are recorded. Normally, a log book is used, but in the present embodiment, such log data can be recorded in the diving log column 202. In other words, it serves as both a photo album and a log book. For this reason, diving records including photographs can be made.

Fourth Embodiment Next, a fourth embodiment will be described. First, the example of FIG. 4A is an example in which the mount 300 is continuous in a bellows shape. In this example, a description column 22, a photography advice column 26, a photography data column 28, and a pocket 30 are provided on the mount 300. A sample photo column 24 is provided in the pocket 30. The example of FIG. 3B is an example in which the mount 400 is a bellows type, but the area of the recorded creature is specified. In the illustrated example, fish found in Nishiizu Osezaki are recorded. If you use this album, if you take all the pictures of fish included, you will have taken all the pictures of fish you can see in Osezaki. In other words, the album purchaser can create a systematic photo book without knowing it.

The example in FIG. 2C is an example focusing on a specific organism. Even with the same fish, there is a growing process of courtship → spawning → development → birth → ... This example is an album in which these growth processes are sequentially recorded as photographs. In the illustrated example, the main process from the laying of an annud shark to the adult fish is recorded on the mount 500. By using such an album, it is possible to create an album that records the growth process of a porpoise.

Fifth Embodiment Next, a fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. An album 600A shown in FIG. 9A is a binder-type album in which a mount can be removed similarly to the first to third embodiments. In the present embodiment, a description column 22 and a sample photo column 24 are provided on each of the front and back surfaces of the mounts 610, 630, 650,. Further, a pocket 30 and a photographing data column 28 are provided on each of the front and back surfaces of the mounts 620, 640,. When these spreads are spread, the mounts 610, 620, and 630 are arranged such that the contents of the commentary box 22 and the sample picture box 24 match the contents of the photograph 14 stored in the pocket 30 and the photographing data 28 thereof. , 640, 650,...

In the album 600A configured as described above, since each mount is removable, as shown in FIG. 1B, only the mounts 620, 640,... By binding to another album 600B, it is possible to obtain an album in which only records of photography are stored. On the other hand, the mounts 610, 630, 650,... Including the commentary column 22 and the sample photo column 24 may be left as they are in the original album 600A, or may be bound together in another file 600C. It can be used as a pictorial book. Of course, as in the above-described embodiment, the album having the elements of the illustrated book may be used in the state shown in FIG.

There are many embodiments of the present invention, and various modifications can be made based on the above disclosure. For example, the following is also included. (1) In the above-described embodiment, an example of a fish is shown, but the present invention may be widely applied to general living things such as animals and plants. For example, “birds found in Miyakejima” and “plants found in the Southern Alps”. In addition, the creatures recorded in one album include: a. A specific species of creatures are recorded, as in the above-mentioned example of clownfish, b. A creature found in a specific area is recorded, as in the above-mentioned example of Osezaki C. Include the anemone fish found in Japan as described above, and combine a and b to record a specific species of organisms found in a specific area. D. In addition, it is possible to record the growth process of a specific species, e. For example, to record fish living in a sandy area, or to record organisms of a specific ecology.

(2) The mount may also be in various known forms such as an addition and subtraction type. For example, instead of the pocket type as in the above embodiment, a photograph may be pasted on a mount and covered with a film. Similarly, the size of the backing paper may be arbitrarily changed. In addition, a mount may be displayed on a display of an electronic device such as a personal computer to arrange photos as digital images (still images and moving images). Especially recently, digital cameras and digital videos have become widespread, and it is convenient to make them into electronic albums.

(3) The layout of each column on the mount is also optional. Also, it is not necessary to provide all the above-mentioned columns on the same mount. For example, an arrangement may be made in which a pocket for storing photos is provided on the right page of a double-page spread, and all other columns are provided on the left page. Alternatively, a pocket may be provided on the front surface of the mount, and all other columns may be provided on the back surface.

(4) Calendar information, map information, term information, and the like regarding the subject organism may be provided in the above-described embodiment. For example, the underwater biological glossary 710 is described on the mount 700 shown in FIG. 6, and includes “spawning”, “mating and mating”, “courting behavior”, “marriage color”, “spawning floor”, “fertilization, "Fertilized egg", "hatch out", "marriage style", "rendezvous site", "monogamy", "primary male", "male fish", "vacuumization phenomenon", "joint defense action", ... Explanations about words such as ... are given.

The mount 800 shown in FIG. 2 also includes a map 810 including a road map to the diving spot (diving point) and an underwater map of the diving spot, and a time suitable for ecology observation of marine life. An established ecological calendar 820 is provided. In the illustrated example, the map 810 includes access maps to the diving spots “Suzumejima”, “Kaguranet”, “Maekad”, “Futamata”, “Fifth Root”, “Sankaku”, and the diving spots “Maekad” and “Sankaku”. The underwater topographic map of “Fatamata” is shown. Among these, for example, “Maekado” indicates that it is a spot suitable for observation of “Feline sharks”, “Schools of mud”, “Schools of horse mackerel”, “Migratory fish”, and the like.

Next, referring to the ecological calendar 820, it can be seen that, for example, June is a time suitable for observing “spawning of a blue squid” and “display of a vera”. By referring to these maps 810 and ecological calendar 820, it is possible to know at what time and at what location what kind of photograph can be taken.

It is convenient to make these maps and calendars correspond to the creatures included in the album. For example, if the album contains “Fishes on the Izu Peninsula”, it may be a map of diving spots on the Izu Peninsula or an ecological calendar of fish on the Izu Peninsula. In addition, the above-mentioned examples are all examples of maps and calendars in the case of marine organisms, but can be similarly applied to other animals and plants. For example, a map showing places where insects, birds, and plants are observed, and a calendar showing the time of observation.

(5) The items described in each column may be appropriately set as needed. Also, it is not necessary to provide all the above-mentioned columns on the mount, and the number may be appropriately increased or decreased.

[0031]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the present invention has the following effects. (1) Since the function of a picture book is added to the album, it is possible to easily organize photos or images in association with the characteristics of living things without referring to the picture book. (2) Since the creatures to be recorded were selected according to the conditions such as place and type, by taking photographs and images along the album and organizing them, collection that was systematized unknowingly could be achieved. It becomes possible.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of Embodiment 1 of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of Embodiment 2 of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of Embodiment 4 of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing Embodiment 5 of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 ... Mount 12 ... Title entry field 14 ... Photo 20 ... Photo organization field 22 ... Commentary field 24 ... Sample photo field 26 ... Shooting advice field 28 ... Shooting data field 30 ... Pocket 100 ... Mount 110: Photo organizer 200: Mount 202: Diving log 210: Photo organizer 300, 400, 500, 610-650, 700, 8
00 ... Mount 600A, 600B ... Album 600C ... File 710 ... Glossary of aquatic organisms 810 ... Map 820 ... Ecological calendar

Claims (13)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A photo organizing section for organizing photographs, wherein the photo organizing section includes a commentary box in which a commentary on a living thing is described and a photograph storing means for storing a photograph of the living thing. Album to be. 2. The album according to claim 1, wherein the photo organizing column includes a sample photo column in which sample photos of the creatures described in the comment column are posted. 3. The album according to claim 1, wherein the photo organizing section includes a photographing advice section in which advice suitable for photographing an organism described in the commentary section is described. 4. The album according to claim 1, wherein said photo organizing section includes a photographing data section in which photographing data of a photograph stored in said photo storing means is described. 5. The album according to claim 1, wherein said creature is a marine creature. 6. The album according to claim 5, wherein the photo organizing section includes a diving log section for recording data of diving of a photograph stored in the photo storing section. 7. The method according to claim 1, further comprising a plurality of photo organizing columns for a plurality of living things selected based on preset conditions or a plurality of photo organizing columns for a single living thing. The described album. 8. The album according to claim 1, wherein the photo organizing section is a two-page spread type. 9. The photo organizing section is composed of a first mount having the photo storing means on both front and back sides, and a second mount having the commentary section on both front and back sides, and the first mount is provided. 9. The album according to claim 8, wherein the second mount and the second mount are alternately overlapped and bound so as to be removable. 10. An album, wherein the album according to claim 1 is displayed on a display of an electronic device, and a still image or a moving image of a creature is arranged on the display. 11. The album according to claim 1, wherein the album includes calendar information on the creature. 12. The album according to claim 1, wherein the album includes map information on the creature. 13. The album according to claim 1, further comprising term information on the living thing.