JPH0852971A - Housing case of index print - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a low cost housing case of an index print in a simple structure capable of readily observing an image printed on an index magnifying it. CONSTITUTION:A housing case 1 of an index print 7 houses and stores a plurality of index prints 7 each having images of frames imaged on a film which are printed to be arranged on a photographic paper and a photographic film patrone in which a developed photographic film is wound. It is equipped with a magnifying lens 5 for observing the photographs, a magnifying lens-housing section 2a provided on an outer wall of a patrone-housing box 2 and a loading/ unloading means that detachably houses the magnifying lens 5 in the magnifying lens-housing section 2a.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an index print storage case, more specifically, an index print in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are lined up and printed on a photographic paper, and a photographic film containing a developed photographic film. The present invention relates to an index print storage case for storing and storing a plurality of cartridges.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, by arranging a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film and printing them on photographic paper or the like, it is possible to identify what kind of photographic image is photographed on the photographic film after photographing and developing, Various proposals have been made for index prints created to facilitate searches and the like.

For example, in the index photograph (print) making apparatus disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-160983, the image of each frame photographed on the developed film is exposed on the recording paper by an optical means. By doing so, a description is given of a creation device that creates an index photograph (print).

On the other hand, a storage case for an index print having a plurality of index prints and a cartridge storage box (case) for storing a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which the developed photographic film is wound and stored, Various proposals have been made conventionally.

For example, a film cartridge holder disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-186677 is designed to store a plurality of index prints together with a photographic film cartridge in which a developed photographic film is wound and stored. It was done.

[0006]

However, according to the means disclosed in JP-A-6-160983, each image printed on the index print is a print of a small screen size. On the index print, it is not easy to visually confirm the details of the image of each frame.

Further, according to the means disclosed in the above-mentioned Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-186677, the index print is formed on a sheet case formed by bending a transparent and flexible resin processed into a bag shape into a strip shape. Since the index prints are stored, it is not possible to efficiently search the index prints, and the manufacturing cost of the seat case becomes expensive.

The object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, to make it possible to easily confirm the image of each frame on the film printed on the index print, and to use the index with a simple structure. Another object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive index print storage case that stores and stores a plurality of photographic film cartridges each containing a photographic film after printing and development.

[0009]

A storage case for index prints according to the present invention comprises an index print in which a plurality of images of respective frames photographed on a film are printed side by side on photographic paper, and a photographic film in which a photographic film after development has been rolled up. An index print storage case for storing and storing multiple cartridges and cartridges, each with a removable magnifier,
Also, for index printing, which has multiple filed index prints that are printed on photographic paper by arranging multiple images of each frame taken on film, and having a cartridge storage box for storing multiple photographic film cartridges that contain developed photographic film. In the storage case, the loupe is detachably stored in the outer wall of the cartridge storage box. Then, an index print storage for storing and storing multiple index prints in which multiple images of each frame taken on the film are lined up and printed on photographic paper, and multiple photographic film cartridges that contain the developed photographic film. In the case, a magnifying glass for observing the photograph, a magnifying glass storage part provided on the outer wall of the cartridge storage case for storing the developed photo film cartridge, and the magnifying glass can be attached to and detached from the magnifying glass storage part. It is characterized in that it is equipped with a detaching means to be stored in.

[0010]

[Function] For index print for storing and storing a plurality of index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are lined up and printed on photographic paper, and a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which developed photographic film is wound The storage case is equipped with a magnifying glass that can be attached and removed freely. The magnifying glass is used for magnifying and observing the image of each frame photographed on the photographic film printed on the index print.

Further, a plurality of index prints, each of which is formed by printing a plurality of images of each frame on a film side by side on a photographic paper, are provided, and a cartridge storage box for storing a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which the developed photographic film is wound is provided. In the index print storage case, the loupe is detachably stored in the outer wall of the cartridge storage box. The magnifying glass is used for magnifying and observing the image of each frame photographed on the photographic film printed on the index print.

An index for storing and storing a plurality of index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on the film are arranged and printed on a photographic paper and a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which the developed photographic film is wound are stored. In the storage case for prints, the loupe for observing photographs is detachably stored in the loupe storage section provided on the outer wall of the cartridge storage case that stores multiple photographic film cartridges containing the above developed photographic film. To do. The magnifying glass is for magnifying and observing the image of each frame on the index print.

[0013]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing the entire index print storage case of the first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the exterior part of the index print storage case 1 of the first embodiment is composed of a front cover 1a, a back cover 1b, and a back cover 1c. Regarding the material of the exterior part of the index print storage case 1, for example,
The back cover 1b is made of paper, cloth, vinyl, or the like. In particular, the spine cover 1b is made of a flexible material.

Storage case 1 for the index print
A box-shaped cartridge storage box 2 is provided on the back cover 1b of the exterior part of the cartridge. The cartridge storage box 2 is stored with the photographic film after photography and development being wound therein. A number of photographic film cartridges that are used can now be stored.

As for the internal structure of the cartridge storage box 2, as shown in FIG. 2 as an example, the inside thereof is composed of a large number of storage chambers 2b formed by partition plates 2c, and each of the storage chambers 2b is formed. Further, a photographic film cartridge in which the developed photographic film is wound and stored is stored. Since FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the internal structure of the cartridge storage box 2, other components, that is, the loupe storage portion 2a, the cartridge storage lid 3 and the like (details will be described later). .) Are omitted and only the outline is shown.

The cartridge storage box 2 is made of a material having a certain degree of hardness such that the box shape can be maintained, for example, cardboard, vinyl, plastic, wood, metal or the like.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, a magnifying glass storage section 2a provided at one end of the outer wall of the cartridge storage box 2 is provided.
In addition, the loupe 5 is detachably stored. This loupe 5 is composed of a lens portion 5a, a cutout portion 5b, a chamfered portion 5c, a knob portion 5d, and the like, and a plurality of photographs are printed side by side on the index print 7 stored in the index print storage case 1. It is arranged to perform enlarged observation of an image.

Loupe storage part 2 of the cartridge storage box 2
An example of the attachment / detachment mechanism of the loupe 5 from a is shown in FIG. That is, the loupe 5 is placed in the loupe storage portion 2a provided on the outer wall of the cartridge storage box 2.
A rail-shaped groove is provided so that the loupe locking portion 2c can be stored at any position in the groove.
Is provided. Then, when the loupe 5 is inserted from above the cartridge storage box 2 along the outer wall thereof into the groove portion of the loupe storage portion 2a, the loupe 5 is inserted.
The notch 5b comes into contact with the loupe engaging portion 2c. At this time, since the loupe 5 is provided with the chamfered portion 5c as described above, the loupe engaging portion 2c is smoothly overcome and the Notch portion 5b of loupe 5 and loupe locking portion 2
c is engaged. As a result, the loupe 5 is stored in the loupe storage portion 2a on the outer wall of the loupe storage box 2, and the loupe 5 is stored.
The loupe locking portion 2c and the cutout portion 5b are engaged with each other, so that the loupe locking portion 2c does not accidentally come off from the loupe storage portion 2a.

Further, the loupe 5 is replaced with the loupe storage box 2
In the case of removing from the loupe 5, the knob portion 5d provided on the upper side of the loupe 5 only pulls out upward, and the loupe locking portion 2c of the loupe storage portion 2a of the cartridge storage box 2 and the loupe. The loupe 5 can be easily removed from the loupe storage portion 2a by releasing the engagement state of the cutout portion 5b with the cutout portion 5b.

Then, the magnifying glass 5 and the magnifying glass storage portion 2a.
As for the peripheral material, for example, any material such as paper, wood, vinyl, plastic, glass, metal, etc. may be applied, but since it has the loupe attaching / detaching mechanism as described above, the loupe 5 It is preferable that the chamfered portion 5c of the loupe 5 is made of a material having a certain degree of flexibility so that the chamfered portion 5c of the loupe 5 can ride over the loupe locking portion 2c when the loupe is stored in the loupe storing portion 2a. Since the lens portion 5a of the loupe 5 forms a lens for magnifying and observing the image on the index print 7, for example, transparent glass,
It must be made of plastic or the like.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, the cartridge storage box 2 is provided with a cartridge storage box lid 3 which is openable and closable on the spine cover 1b side of the exterior part of the index print storage case 1. . The cartridge storage box lid 3 is provided so that the photographic film cartridge stored in the cartridge storage box 2 is maintained in the cartridge storage box 2. As for the material of the cartridge storage box lid 3, like the cartridge storage box 2, it is made of a material having a certain degree of hardness and capable of maintaining its shape, and is formed of, for example, vinyl, plastic or the like. ing.

A lock portion 4 is provided between the patrone storage box 2 and the patrone storage box lid 3, and the pawlone storage box lid 3 is inadvertently opened by the lock portion 4. It doesn't happen.

As a method of locking the patrone storage box lid 3 by the locking portion 4, various locking methods are conceivable, for example, a method of using a general stopper as shown in FIG. Here, it suffices to use a method in which the cartridge storage box lid 3 is not opened carelessly, and the same applies to any method.

Furthermore, the file portion 6 provided inside the spine cover 1b of the exterior of the index print storage case 1 has a file portion 6 in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are lined up and printed on photographic paper. The print 7 is provided for filing, and for example, as shown in FIG. 1, is formed of a general binder type file portion. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the file unit 6 is adapted to file an openable / closable file stopper 6a through the file hole 7a provided in the index print 7. .

In the index print storage case of the first embodiment constructed as described above, the index print 7 is formed by using the magnifying glass 5 which is detachably mounted on the outer wall of the cartridge storage box 2. Observe by enlarging the small size photographic image of each frame above.

As described above, according to the first embodiment, the index print 7 and the photographic film cartridge in which the developed photographic film is wound and stored are respectively stored and stored. In addition, the magnifying glass 5 for enlarging and observing the image of each frame on the index print 7 is detachably arranged on the outer wall of the cartridge storage box 2 of the index print storage case 1. Therefore, the confirmation work by magnifying observation of the photographic image printed on the index print 7 can be easily performed at any time, and the index print 7 is filed in a general binder format. Allows you to organize and search for photographic film after development, enlarge, print, etc. Investigated the like before the photo print processing can be easily performed.

FIG. 4 is an external perspective view showing the entire index print storage case of the second embodiment of the present invention. The second embodiment basically has the same configuration as that of the first embodiment described above, but uses a magnifying glass for magnifying and observing the image of each frame printed on the index print 7. The difference is the shape and the position of arrangement. Therefore, the same members as those in the first embodiment described above are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 4, the patrone provided for maintaining the accommodating state of the photographic film patrone housed inside the patrone accommodating box lid 2A of the index print accommodating case 1A of the second embodiment. The storage box lid 3A can be completely removed from the cartridge storage box 2A.

That is, the pawls 3a are provided with the claws 3a at least at two places on the upper and lower ends of the patrone storage box lid 3, and the patrone storage box 2 has the patrone storage box lid 3 closed. An engaging protrusion 2d is provided at a position facing the claw 3a. Then, the claw portion 3a of the cartridge storage box lid 3 and the engaging convex portion 2d of the cartridge storage box 2 are engaged with each other to maintain the closed state of the cartridge storage box lid 3. . Regarding the material of the cartridge storage box lid 3, since it is necessary to maintain the closed state of the cartridge storage box 2 by the claw portion 3a, it is formed of a material having a certain degree of flexibility, such as vinyl or plastic. Has been done.

A loupe portion 3b is provided at a substantially central portion of the cartridge storage box lid 3. The magnifying glass portion 3b is formed of, for example, a magnifying lens made of transparent glass, plastic, or the like, and is provided for magnifying and observing a photographic image of each frame printed on the index print 7.

In the index print storage case of the second embodiment thus constructed, the patrone storage box lid 3A is completely removed from the patrone storage box 2A, and the loupe portion 3a on the patrone storage box lid 3A is removed. By utilizing, the small size photographic image of each frame on the index print 7 is enlarged and observed.

As described above, according to the second embodiment, the same effect as that of the first embodiment can be obtained, and
In the above-described first embodiment, the loupe 5 detachably arranged in the cartridge storage box 2 is formed, and in the second embodiment, the loupe portion 3b is integrally formed on the cartridge storage box lid 3A. Therefore, unlike the first embodiment described above, there is no need to provide the loupe storage portion 2a which is the attachment / detachment mechanism of the loupe 5, and the structure can be simpler.
Therefore, the index print storage case 1A that achieves further cost reduction can be provided.

Not limited to those illustrated in the first and second embodiments, a plurality of index prints and a photographic film cartridge in which the developed photographic film is wound and stored are stored and stored. In addition to the above, the index print storage case according to the first or second embodiment described above may be used as long as it has a configuration in which a magnifying glass for magnifying and observing an image printed on the index print is provided. Since exactly the same effect can be obtained, for example, the size of the magnifying glass, the mounting position, the mounting method, and the like can be freely set.

[Additional Notes] (1) A photographic film cartridge containing a developed photographic film and a plurality of sheet cases containing index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are arranged and printed on photographic paper. An index print storage case having a cartridge storage box for storing a plurality of items, the index print storage case having a detachable lid provided on the cartridge storage box, and the lid having a loupe.

(2) Index for storing and storing a plurality of index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are lined up and printed on photographic paper and a plurality of photographic film cartridges containing developed photographic film In a storage case for printing, a loupe for observing a photograph, a loupe storage portion provided on an outer wall of a cartridge storage case for storing a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which the developed photographic film is wound, and the loupe storage portion. A storage case for index prints, which has a detachable mechanism that is detachably stored.

(3) The storage case for index prints according to the first and second supplementary notes, wherein the loupe has a detachable knob portion.

(4) In the index print storage case described in the supplementary note 2, the attachment / detachment mechanism includes an index print storage case having engaging and engaging engagement portions provided on the loupe and the loupe storage portion. .

[0038]

As described above, according to the present invention, a magnifying glass for observing a photograph is arranged on a member in a storage case for index print, and the magnifying glass magnifies each film on the film printed on the index print. The image of the piece,
You can easily check the photographic image by observing it magnified, and with a simpler structure, you can store and store multiple index film and photographic film cartridges that contain the developed photographic film and store them for inexpensive index print. A storage case can be provided.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing the entire index print storage case of the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an internal structure of a cartridge storage box in the index print storage case of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a magnifying glass storage section provided in a cartridge storage box in the index print storage case shown in FIG.

FIG. 4 is an external perspective view showing the entire index print storage case of the second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1, 1A …… Storage case for index print 1a …… Cover (exterior part) 1b …… Back cover (exterior part) 1c …… Back cover (exterior part) 2, 2A …… Patrone storage box 2a …… Loupe storage part 3, 3A ... Patrone storage box lid 3a ... Claw part 3b ... Loupe part 5 ... Loupe 5a ... Lens part (loupe) 5b ... Notch part (loupe) 5c ... Chamfer part (loupe) 5d ... Knob part (loupe) 6 …… File part 6a …… File stopper 7 …… Index print 7a …… File hole

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. An index for storing and storing a plurality of index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are lined up and printed on photographic paper, and a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which developed photographic film is rolled up. An index print storage case that is equipped with a magnifying glass that can be attached and removed freely. 2. A patrone storage box for accommodating a plurality of photographic film cartridges containing developed photographic film, as well as a plurality of index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are arranged and printed on photographic paper. In the index print storage case, the loupe is detachably stored on the outer wall of the cartridge storage box. 3. An index for storing and storing a plurality of index prints in which a plurality of images of each frame photographed on a film are arranged and printed on a photographic paper, and a plurality of photographic film cartridges in which developed photographic film is rolled up. In the print storage case, a loupe for observing the photograph, a loupe storage portion provided on the outer wall of the cartridge storage case for storing the photographic film cartridge containing the developed photographic film, and the loupe as the loupe storage portion. A storage case for index prints, characterized in that it is equipped with a detachable means for detachably storing.