JPS6237474Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The purpose of the invention is to provide a new and extremely comical camera case that can be carried around while still covering the camera. A pair of left and right hand-shaped bodies that hold the camera housed in the case body in front of the chest are fixed to both side walls of the case body whose front and top surfaces can be opened, and the lower surface of the bottom wall of the case body. A pair of leg members imitating the shape of a foot wearing shoes are attached in a self-supporting state, and a direction changing part is provided in the middle of each leg member, which is rotatably held around the center of the slope and the slope, The slope of this deflection part is such that the case body bends forward when the toes of the foot are turned inward, and curves backwards when the toes are turned outward. A clip for securing a waist belt folded in half is rotatably attached to the shaft, and connecting rings for the shoulder belt are integrally provided on the outside of the upper sides of both left and right walls, and on the outside of the lower side of one side wall. The gist is that a pair of auxiliary leg members are attached that are parallel to the camera when extended back and forth at right angles to the camera when rotated back and forth around the axis.

The illustrated embodiment is made of hard plastic and has both side walls 2 and 2' of a case body 1 with an open front and top surface large enough to enclose a particular camera, so that the camera housed in the case body 1 can be placed in front of the chest. a pair of left and right hand-shaped bodies 3 that appear to be held in the hand;
3' in the same manner, and case body 1.
A pair of leg members 4, 4', imitating the shape of a foot wearing shoes, are attached to the lower surface of the bottom wall so that they can stand on their own, and a slope 5 and a slope 5' are installed between each leg member 4, 4'. A deflection section 7 is provided whose center is rotatably held by a shaft 6, and the slopes 5, 5' of this deflection section 7 are such that when the toes of the case body 1 are turned inward, the case body 1 is bent forward and directed outward. The case body 1 has an inclined direction that exhibits a backward warping state when the case body 1 is bent, and a clip 9 made of a spring plate folded in half and used to clip onto a waist belt or the like is rotatably attached to the outside of the rear wall 8 of the case body 1 by a shaft 10. Shoulder belt connecting rings 11, 11' are integrally provided on the outside of the upper sides of the left and right side walls 2, 2', and a shaft 1 is provided on the outside of the lower side of the left side wall 2.
A pair of auxiliary leg members 13, 13' are attached, which extend out at right angles to the camera eye when the camera eye is rotated back and forth around center point 2, and become parallel when the camera eye is put back in.

Since the present invention has the structure described above, it has a comical effect and is very interesting when it is carried around the shoulder, for example. In addition to being able to be used in place of a tripod, each leg member is provided with a turning section that is rotatably held at the center of the slope by an axis, and the slope of this turning section can be used in place of a tripod. The case body leans forward when facing inward, but when facing outward, it curves backwards.By rotating the tip of the foot appropriately, the camera inside the case body can be moved forward or backward as desired. It has the advantage that it can be held in an inclined state, and in addition, in the present invention, on the outside of the lower part of one side wall,
I installed a pair of auxiliary foot members that are parallel to the camera when it is rotated back and forth around the axis and when it is taken out and put back in at right angles to the camera. By grounding this member, the camera can be held horizontally as shown in FIG. 4, which is extremely convenient and has practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the camera case of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the whole, and Fig.
A cross-sectional view along the line A-A in Figure 3, Figure 1 is A-A.
A sectional view taken along a line, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the entire device in a sideways state. A...Camera, 1...Case body, 2, 2'...
...Side wall, 3, 3'...Hand shape body, 4, 4'...Leg member, 5, 5'...Slope, 6...Axle, 7...Direction part, 8...Rear wall, 9 ...Clip, 10...
Shaft, 11, 11'... Connection ring, 12... Shaft, 1
3, 13'...Auxiliary foot member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of left and right hands that hold the camera housed in the case body in front of the chest are fixed to both side walls of the case body, which has a front and top surface that are large enough to wrap around the camera, and the case body has an open front and top surface. A pair of leg members imitating the shape of a foot wearing shoes is attached to the lower surface of the bottom wall of the main body so as to be able to stand on its own, and the center of each slope is held in the middle of each leg member so as to be rotatable about the center of the slope. A deflection section is provided, and the slope of this deflection section is such that the case body bends forward when the toes are turned inward, and curves backward when the toes are turned outward. A clip for clipping a waist belt, etc., which is made by folding a spring plate in half, is rotatably attached to the outside of the belt, and connecting rings for the shoulder belt are integrally installed on the outside of the upper sides of both left and right walls. A camera case comprising a pair of auxiliary foot members attached to the outside of the lower side, which extend at right angles to the camera when rotated back and forth around an axis, and become parallel when the camera is inserted back in.