TWM605261U - Tripod head bracket fixture structure - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation provides a pan-tilt support fixture structure, which includes a cantilever, a positioning member and a pan-tilt. The cantilever is long and straight and has a predetermined length. The positioning member is arranged on the cantilever to clamp the fixed object. The cantilever has a sliding The set section extends from the fixed object and hangs in the air, while the pan/tilt is set on the cantilever and can slide arbitrarily in the sliding section. When the camera equipment is installed on the pan/tilt, the pan/tilt can be positioned after sliding to a selected position in the sliding section, and the camera equipment can be suspended with the position where the pan/tilt is positioned to achieve the effect of facilitating framing on high buildings.

Description

PTZ bracket fixture structure

This creation is about a gimbal support fixture structure, especially a structure that can be installed and fixed to a fixed object and suspended in the air for camera work.

One way to record long-term environmental changes is through video recording, such as the so-called Time-Lapse Photography, which uses a camera to view a predetermined time and records it into a video; there is also a photo recorder, such as The so-called long-exposure photography (Long-Exposure Photography) is to record photos by keeping the camera's shutter open for a period of time for long-term exposure.

The above-mentioned video camera or camera and other imaging equipment for long-term imaging operations (photographing or taking pictures) must first be placed in an appropriate position for framing. For example, if you want to take long-term shooting of street scenes in high-rise buildings, you usually install the camera equipment on a general tripod, and take the view where the tripod reaches. If there are obstacles (such as building Objects or signboards, etc.) block the viewfinder. Since the camera equipment cannot be suspended in the air and protrudes out of the building, it is impossible to avoid the aforementioned obstacles and obtain a better viewfinder position, thus causing troubles during long-term photography or taking pictures.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, this creation provides a pan-tilt bracket clamp structure, which can be clamped to the fixed object, and allows the camera equipment to hang in the air to avoid obstacles to facilitate framing.

An embodiment of the present invention provides a pan-tilt bracket fixture structure for mounting camera equipment and can be fixed to a fixed object, which includes a cantilever, a positioning member and a pan-tilt. The cantilever is long and straight and has a predetermined length; the positioning member is arranged on the cantilever, the cantilever is clamped to the fixed object by the positioning member, and the cantilever has a sliding section extending from the fixed object and suspended; the pan/tilt is used for installation For the camera equipment, the pan-tilt is arranged on the cantilever and can be positioned after the sliding section is arbitrarily slid to a selected position, and the camera equipment hangs in the air with the position of the pan-tilt at the sliding section.

In a preferred embodiment, the pan/tilt has a perforation. The inner contour of the perforation corresponds to the shape of the outer contour of the sliding section. The cantilever is penetrated by the gimbal through the perforation so that the pan/tilt can slide freely in the sliding section.

In a preferred embodiment, the pan/tilt includes a body, a locking member, and a mounting member. The perforation penetrates through the body. The mounting member and the locking member are respectively provided on the main body on opposite sides of the sliding section. The pan/tilt slides to the selected position. In the position, the main body is locked to the sliding section by the locking member, and the camera equipment is fixed to the main body by the mounting member.

In a preferred embodiment, the main body has a through groove at a position where the mounting member is provided, the mounting member is a knob and is accommodated in the through groove, and the camera equipment is locked by the mounting member and fixed to the body.

In a preferred embodiment, the positioning member includes a fixed arm, a movable arm, and a clamp. The fixed arm is fixed to one end of the cantilever. The movable arm is movably arranged on the cantilever between the pan/tilt and the fixed arm. The movable arm and the fixed arm are arranged on the fixed arm or the movable arm, and the movable arm and the fixed arm are adjusted to lean against the fixed object on the opposite sides respectively, and the fixed object is clamped between the movable arm and the fixed arm by the clamp .

In a preferred embodiment, the clamping member has a screw, and has a handle at one end of the screw, and has a first urging member at an end of the screw away from the handle, and the fixing arm has a screw hole at the end away from the cantilever , The screw is rotatably arranged in the screw hole, and the movable arm has a second pressing member at one end away from the cantilever. The screw is rotated by the handle to make the first pressing member approach the second pressing member to clamp the Fixing the object, or making the first pressing member far away from the fixed object relative to the second pressing member until it is released.

In a preferred embodiment, the first pressing member and the second pressing member are respectively end caps, and the first pressing member is universally connected at one end of the screw.

In a preferred embodiment, the screw has an end at the end where the handle is provided, and the handle has a penetration portion radially penetrated at the end to be pivotally connected so that the handle can pivot at the end.

As a result, when the cantilever is clamped to the fixed object through the positioning member, the sliding section is suspended, and the camera equipment can be positioned after the sliding section slides to the selected position when the camera equipment is installed on the pan, so when the camera equipment encounters obstacles When the viewfinder is blocked, the camera equipment can be installed on the gimbal and slide with the gimbal in the suspended sliding section, and the aforementioned obstacles can be avoided to obtain a better viewfinder position, so as to achieve long-term photography or taking pictures. Convenience.

In order to facilitate the description of the central idea of the creation in the column of the above-mentioned new content, specific examples are used to express it. The various objects in the embodiments are drawn in proportions suitable for enumeration and description, rather than the proportions of actual components, and are described first.

Please refer to Figures 1 to 5, the present invention provides a pan-tilt support fixture structure 100, which includes a cantilever 10, a positioning member 20, and a pan-tilt 30, wherein:

The cantilever 10 is long and straight and has a predetermined length. In this embodiment, the outer contour of the cantilever 10 is a long plate shape, which has two long sides 11 and two short sides 12, the two long sides 11 are relatively wide, and the two short sides 12 are relatively narrow. The two long sides 11 respectively have a first long groove 111, and the two short sides 12 respectively have a second long groove 121, and both the first long groove 111 and the second long groove 121 extend along the length direction of the cantilever 10.

The positioning member 20 is arranged on the cantilever 10. The cantilever 10 is clamped to the fixed object through the positioning member 20. The cantilever 10 has a sliding section 13 extending from the fixed object and suspended in the air. The pan/tilt 30 is used to install the camera equipment. The pan/tilt 30 is arranged on the cantilever 10 and can be positioned after the sliding section 13 is arbitrarily slid to a selected position. The camera equipment follows the pan/tilt 30 in the sliding section The location of 13 is suspended.

In one embodiment, the positioning member 20 includes a fixed arm 21, a movable arm 22 and a clamping member 23. Among them, the fixed arm 21 is fixed at one end of the cantilever 10, and the movable arm 22 is movably arranged on the cantilever 10 between the pan-tilt 30 and the fixed arm 21. The movable arm 22 of this embodiment is located far away from the cantilever 10 One end has a second pressing member 221, and the movable arm 22 has a latching member 222 at one end of the cantilever 10. The clamping member 23 is provided on the fixed arm 21 in this embodiment, but it is not limited thereto. It can also be provided on the movable arm 22 in different implementations. The movable arm 22 and the fixed arm 21 are adjusted to be spaced so as to lean against the fixed object on opposite sides respectively, and the movable arm 22 is pressed against the upper second long groove 121 with a catch 222 to be positioned on the cantilever 10 , And clamp the object to be fixed between the movable arm 22 and the fixed arm 21 by the clamp 23. The sliding section 13 is not a fixed length in this embodiment. After the movable arm 22 and the fixed arm 21 clamp the fixed object, the section where the cantilever 10 can still allow the pan/tilt 30 to slide will prevail.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, the clamping member 23 has a screw 231, a handle 232, and a first pressing member 233. The handle 232 is arranged at one end of the screw 231, and the first pressing member 233 is arranged at One end of the screw 231 away from the handle 232. In addition, the fixed arm 21 has a screw hole 211 at the end away from the cantilever 10, the screw 231 is disposed in the screw hole 211 and can be rotated (such as clockwise or counterclockwise), the screw 231 can be rotated through the handle 232, for example By rotating the handle 232 clockwise, the screw 231 can be rotated so that the first pressing member 233 is close to the second pressing member 221 to clamp the fixed object; for example, if the handle 232 is rotated counterclockwise, the screw 231 can be reversely rotated The screw 231 makes the first pressing member 233 far away from the fixed object relative to the second pressing member 221 to be loosened.

In this embodiment, the first urging member 233 and the second urging member 221 are end caps, respectively, and the first urging member 233 is connected to one end of the screw 231 in a universal direction. The screw 231 of this embodiment has an end 234 at the end where the handle 232 is provided, and the handle 232 has a penetration portion 235 that penetrates radially at the end 234 to pivotally connect the handle 232 At the end 234, the handle 232 can pivot at the end 234.

In this embodiment, the pan/tilt 30 includes a body 31, a locking member 32, and a mounting member 33. The locking member 32 and the mounting member 33 are respectively provided on the body 31 on opposite sides of the sliding section 13, and the pan/tilt 30 is parallel to There is a perforation 34. In this embodiment, the perforation 34 penetrates the main body 31, and the inner contour of the perforation 34 corresponds to the long plate-shaped outer contour of the sliding section 13, and the cantilever 10 penetrates through the perforation 34 of the pan/tilt 30, The pan-tilt 30 can slide arbitrarily in the sliding section 13. When the pan/tilt 30 slides to the selected position in the sliding section 13, the locking member 32 is locked to the cantilever 10 in the lower second long groove 121 to fasten the body 31 to the sliding section 13, and the mounting member 33 is used to fix the position The camera equipment is on the main body 31. In addition, the main body 31 of this embodiment has a through slot 311 at the location where the mounting member 33 is located, and the mounting member 33 is a knob and is accommodated in the through slot 311. The camera equipment is locked by the mounting member 33 and fixed to the body. 31.

In the actual operation of the pan-tilt holder fixture structure 100 of the above embodiment, for example, a long-term exposure photography by the camera 40 in a high-rise building, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 5, the fixed object is, for example, a high-rise building on the top floor. On the upper wall W, the user can first lock the camera 40 to the main body 31 through the fastener 32, so that the camera 40 is fixed to the pan/tilt 30 first, and adjust the distance between the movable arm 22 and the fixed arm 21 to be on opposite sides respectively. Leaning against the wall W, the wall W can be clamped between the movable arm 22 and the fixed arm 21 through the operation of the clamping member 23. At this time, the sliding section 13 of the cantilever 10 has protruded out of the wall W and is in a suspended state.

Then, the user can observe whether there are obstacles such as signs or wires in the scene environment that will hinder the viewing of the camera 40. If there are obstacles that hinder the viewing of the camera, the camera 40 can be adjusted with the pan/tilt 30 in the sliding section 13 In the upper position, or even slightly loosen the mounting member 33 to adjust the angle of the camera 40 and then tighten it to avoid obstacles and obtain a better viewing position, the user can perform long-time exposure photography. Of course, if you want to view a view through a camera for time-lapse photography, the same effect can be achieved by the operation of the pan-tilt support fixture structure 100 of the above-mentioned embodiment.

From the above description, it is not difficult to find that the main feature of this creation is that when the pan-tilt support fixture structure 100 of this creation is used to assist the camera equipment for camera operations, because the cantilever 10 can be clamped to the fixed object (such as As for the wall W above the tall building, the sliding section 13 of the cantilever 10 is already suspended, and when the camera equipment (such as the aforementioned camera 40) is installed on the platform 30, it can slide with the platform 30 on the sliding section 13 It is positioned after reaching the selected position. Therefore, when the camera equipment encounters obstacles blocking the view, it can slide along the suspended sliding section 13 with the pan/tilt 30 to smoothly avoid the aforementioned obstacles and obtain a better viewfinder position , Can be used to achieve the convenience of long-term photography or taking pictures.

The above-mentioned embodiments are only used to illustrate the creation, not to limit the scope of the creation. All modifications or changes that do not violate the spirit of this creation belong to the scope of this creation.

100: PTZ bracket fixture structure 10: Cantilever 11: Long side 111: The First Long Ditch 12: short side 121: The Second Long Ditch 13: Sliding section 20: positioning parts 21: fixed arm 211: screw hole 22: Movable arm 221: The second pressing piece 222: Cards 23: Clip 231: Screw 232: handle 233: The first pressing piece 234: End 235: Wearing Department 30: PTZ 31: body 311: piercing 32: lock firmware 33: Mounting parts 34: Piercing 40: Camera W: Wall

Fig. 1 is a three-dimensional external view of the clamp structure of the pan/tilt holder of the creative embodiment. Figure 2 is a state diagram of the pan/tilt of Figure 1 detaching the cantilever. Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the gimbal support fixture structure of the creative embodiment. Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of the installation of the gimbal support fixture structure on the wall of the creative embodiment. Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the gimbal support fixture structure and the positioning of the camera on the surrounding wall of the creative embodiment.

100: PTZ bracket fixture structure

10: Cantilever

11: Long side

111: The First Long Ditch

12: short side

121: The Second Long Ditch

13: Sliding section

20: positioning parts

21: fixed arm

211: screw hole

22: Movable arm

221: The second pressing piece

222: Cards

23: Clip

231: Screw

232: handle

233: The first pressing piece

234: End

235: Wearing Department

30: PTZ

31: body

311: piercing

32: lock firmware

33: Mounting parts

34: Piercing

Claims (8)

A pan-tilt support fixture structure, which can be fixed to a fixed object for installation of camera equipment, and includes: A cantilever, which is long and straight and has a predetermined length; A positioning member arranged on the cantilever, the cantilever is clamped to the fixed object by the positioning member, and the cantilever has a sliding section extending from the fixed object and suspended; and A pan/tilt for installing the camera equipment. The pan/tilt is installed on the cantilever and can be positioned after the sliding section is arbitrarily slid to a selected position. The camera equipment follows the pan/tilt at the position of the sliding section The location is suspended. The gimbal support fixture structure according to claim 1, wherein the gimbal has a perforation, the inner contour of the perforation corresponds to the shape of the outer contour of the sliding section, and the cantilever is penetrated by the gimbal with the perforation , So that the PTZ can slide arbitrarily in the sliding section. The pan/tilt holder fixture structure according to claim 2, wherein the pan/tilt includes a body, a locking member and a mounting member, the perforation penetrates the body, and the mounting member and the locking member are respectively located in the sliding section The two opposite sides are provided on the main body. When the pan-tilt slides to a selected position, the main body is locked to the sliding section by the locking member, and the camera equipment is fixed to the main body by the mounting member. The pan-tilt support fixture structure according to claim 3, wherein the body has a through groove at a position where the mounting member is provided, the mounting member is a knob and is accommodated in the through groove, and the camera equipment is installed by the The pieces are locked and fixed to the body. The pan-tilt support fixture structure according to claim 1, wherein the positioning member includes a fixed arm, a movable arm and a clamping member, the fixed arm is fixed to one end of the cantilever, and the movable arm is connected to the pan and tilt The fixed arms are movably arranged on the cantilever, the clamp is arranged on the fixed arm or the movable arm, the movable arm and the fixed arm are adjusted to be spaced apart to lean against the fixed object on opposite sides, respectively, And the clamp is used to clamp the fixed object between the movable arm and the fixed arm. The pan/tilt support fixture structure according to claim 5, wherein the clamping member has a screw, and has a handle provided at one end of the screw, and has a first pressing member provided at an end of the screw far away from the handle , The fixed arm has a screw hole at one end far away from the cantilever, the screw is rotatably arranged in the screw hole, and the movable arm has a second pressing member at one end away from the cantilever, and the screw is rotated by the handle, The first pressing member is close to the second pressing member to clamp the fixed object, or the first pressing member is moved away from the fixed object with respect to the second pressing member to be released. The pan/tilt support clamp structure according to claim 6, wherein the first pressing member and the second pressing member are end caps respectively, and the first pressing member is universally connected at one end of the screw. The pan/tilt holder clamp structure according to claim 6, wherein the screw has an end at one end where the handle is provided, and the handle has a penetration portion radially penetrated at the end to be pivotally connected to The handle can pivot at the end.

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