Abstract: The present invention provides a camera enabling selection of a normal photography mode in which an object image formed by a lens array is printed as it is or in a proportional size, or a trimming photography mode in which part of the image alone is enlarged and printed.The camera includes masks formed with translucent members and used to confirm the object range for the trimming photography mode in the view finder, and a device for positioning the masks in the view finder for trimming photography.

Abstract: A shake detecting section for detecting a camera shake, a prevention mode selecting section for selecting a shake prevention mode, and a print area setting portion for setting a print area in a trimming photographic operation are connected to a control section. In addition, a print area display section for displaying the print area set by the print area setting section in the finder of a camera, a focal length information storage section for storing the focal length information of a photographic lens, and a trimming mode selecting section for selecting a trimming mode are connected to the control section. When the trimming mode is selected by the trimming mode selecting section, the hand shake prevention mode is automatically selected, thereby easily preventing a deterioration in image quality due to a hand shake.

Abstract: A camera of the present invention uses photographic film containing a magnetic information recording portion and has a magnetic head magnetically recording or reproducing data on the magnetic information recording portion when the film is transported. A rotary roller is arranged on an opposite side of the film relative to the magnetic head, sandwiching the film therebetween to press a magnetic recording portion of film against the magnetic head, the roller is disposed near a film travelling quantity detecting member rotating linked with film travelling.

Abstract: A Patrone and a camera using the Patrone. The Patrone comprises a film wind spool arranged in a cylindrical body, of which upper and lower ends are light-tightly sealed. The body stores film so that the film can move freely in or out of the body in such a manner that the film can rotate freely, and is wound about said spool in roll form. Locking members are arranged in the cylindrical body and can be displaced freely relative to the spool. Ends of the locking members normally project outwardly from the cylindrical body. Locked members are arranged opposed to said locking members and are formed substantially as parts of one of the cylindrical body or spool. An elastic member normally urges each of the locked members toward engagement with an associated locking member.

Abstract: A camera of the present invention uses photographic film containing a magnetic information recording portion and has a magnetic head magnetically recording or reproducing data on the magnetic information recording portion when the film is transported. A rotary roller is arranged on an opposite side side of the film relative to the magnetic head, sandwiching the film therebetween to press a magnetic recording portion of film against the magnetic head. The roller is disposed near a film travelling quantity detecting member rotating linked with film travelling.

Abstract: A film cartridge in which a supply spool incorporated in a cartridge body is rotated to supply a film wound on the supply spool out of the cartridge body. A film supply unit rotates the supply spool to supply the film out of the film cartridge. A first control unit controls the film supply unit such that a supply operation of the film is started in response to a closing operation of the rear cover of a camera body. A film take-up unit takes up the film supplied by the film supply unit. A second control unit controls the film take-up unit to operate the film take-up unit upon completion of the supply operation of the film performed by the film supply unit. A third control unit interrupts a take-up operation of the film performed by the film take-up unit and reoperates the film supply unit when the take-up operation of the film is impossible during the take-up operation of the film performed by the film take-up unit.

Abstract: In a semiconductor memory circuit device wherein each memory cell is constituted by a series circuit of a memory cell selecting MISFET and an information storing capacitor of a stacked structure, there are present in a first region as a memory cell array region a first MISFET having a gate electrode and source and drain regions; first and second capacity electrodes and a dielectric film extending onto a first insulating film on the gate electrode; a second insulating film positioned on the second capacity electrode; and a first wiring positioned on the second insulating film, while in a second region as a peripheral circuit region there are present a second MISFET having a gate electrode and source and drain regions; a first insulating film on the gate electrode; a third insulating film on the first insulating film; a second insulating film on the third insulating film; and a second wiring on the second insulating film.

Abstract: A camera capable of recording photographic information, according to the invention, comprises, a pressure-information detector for detecting pressure information at a location where a camera body is positioned, a magnetic recorder for recording the information detected by the pressure-information detector onto a magnetic memory section provided on a film, as environmental information, and a recording controller for controlling the photographic-information recorder such that the detected information and a photographic image are recorded correspondingly to each other.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit comprising first n-channel MISFETs constituting the memory cells of a storage system, second n-channel MISFETs constituting the peripheral circuits of the storage system, and third n-channel MISFETs constituting the output circuit among the peripheral circuits. The respective threshold voltages of the first n-channel MISFETs, the second n-channel MISFETs and the third n-channel MISFETs are decreased in that order when the respective gate lengths of those MISFETs are substantially the same.

Abstract: In a semiconductor memory circuit device wherein each memory cell is constituted by a series circuit of a memory cell selecting MISFET and an information storing capacitor of a stacked structure, there are present in a first region, which is a memory cell array region, a first MISFET having a gate electrode and source and drain regions; first and second capacitor electrodes and a dielectric film extended over a first insulating film and over the gate electrode; a second insulating film disposed on the second capacitor electrode; a third insulating film interposed between the first insulating film and first capacitor electrode; and a first wiring positioned on the second insulating film.

Abstract: An apparatus for exposure correction is provided for use with a camera of automatic exposure control type. An amount of exposure which is determined on the basis of an output from photometric means is shifted by a given correction value toward overexposure or underexposure in response to the operation of a manual operating member. The correction value can be varied either automatically or manually. The correction value can be changed by automatically reading information given on a film or a film container and representing a film latitude, by manually supplying a film latitude value, or by utilizing information representing a film speed which has a correlation with a film latitude. In this manner, a photograph having an improved gradation can be obtained by effectively utilizing a film latitude.