Abstract: An in-finder indicator for a single-lens reflex camera comprises an eyepiece lens, a reflecting mirror for reflecting a beam of light from a subject, a screen having a screen surface which is subjected to surface treatment to form prisms for presenting a superimposed indication and which forms an image of the subject based on the light beam reflected by the reflecting mirror, a dach mirror having a pair of mirror surfaces for reflecting the light beam from the screen, a reflecting surface for reflecting the light beam reflected by the dach mirror surfaces and introducing the light beam to the eyepiece lens, and an illumination member disposed in a laterally-offset space between the dach mirror surfaces and the screen and introducing an illumination beam to enter the screen surface laterally of the image formed on the screen surface.

Abstract: According to the present invention, light from a taking lens is reflected by a quick return mirror in a lateral direction of a body unit. Then, after passing through a screen, the light is reflected toward an upper side of the body unit by a second mirror except part of the light. The light reflected by the second mirror is reflected by a third mirror in a direction opposite to a direction in which the light is reflected by the quick return mirror, and is further reflected by a fourth mirror toward an eyepiece located on a back side of the body unit. Part of the light which passing though the screen is taken by an AF sensor unit provided in rear of the second mirror, and an image formation position of an optical image is detected.

Abstract: A camera includes a first lens unit on which a light beam is incident from a subject, a reflective mirror for reflecting the light beam through the first lens unit, in a direction substantially perpendicular to the optical axis of the first lens unit, a first diaphragm member arranged on a surface of a lens of the first lens unit closest to the reflective mirror with the surface of the lens facing the reflective mirror, and which blocks unwanted rays of light other than the light beam that forms the image of the subject, a second lens unit on which the light beam reflected from the reflective mirror is incident, a second diaphragm member arranged between the first lens unit and the second lens unit blocks unwanted rays of light that travel outside the outermost periphery at which the light beam traveling from the first lens unit to the reflective member intersects the light beam traveling from the reflective mirror to the second lens unit, and an unwanted ray-of-light reflection prevention member arranged on

Abstract: In a digital camera (1), an LCD display unit (11) is arranged to the back of a lens barrel (3) having a CCD substrate (9) arranged to the right of the camera, and the components around the lens barrel are assembled as a unit while an image pickup substrate (10) is arranged to the left of the lens barrel (3). Further, a battery chamber (24a) and electric substrates ((A)6 and (B)7) are arranged to the left of the camera, a strobe light-emitting unit (5) is arranged to the top in the center of the camera and a strobe condenser (14) is accommodated on the back of the strobe light-emitting unit (5) in a long space sandwiched by the battery chamber (24a) and the lens barrel (3).

Abstract: According to the present invention, light from a taking lens is reflected by a quick return mirror in a lateral direction of a body unit. Then, after passing through a screen, the light is reflected toward an upper side of the body unit by a second mirror except part of the light. The light reflected by the second mirror is reflected by a third mirror in a direction opposite to a direction in which the light is reflected by the quick return mirror, and is further reflected by a fourth mirror toward an eyepiece located on a back side of the body unit. Part of the light which passing though the screen is taken by an AF sensor unit provided in rear of the second mirror, and an image formation position of an optical image is detected.

Abstract: An in-finder indicator for a single-lens reflex camera comprises an eyepiece lens, a reflecting mirror for reflecting a beam of light from a subject, a screen having a screen surface which is subjected to surface treatment to form prisms therein for presenting superimposed indication and which forms an image of the subject based on the light beam reflected by the reflecting mirror, a dach mirror having a pair of mirror surfaces for reflecting the light beam from the screen, a reflecting surface for reflecting the light beam reflected by the dach mirror surfaces and introducing the light beam to the eyepiece lens, and an illumination member disposed in a laterally-offset space between the dach mirror surfaces and the screen and introducing an illumination beam to enter the screen surface laterally of the image formed on the screen surface.

Abstract: A recording-medium accommodating apparatus of a digital camera includes a connector/card chamber on the left thereof, and a connector cover, to which a waterproof packing is attached and which opens the connector/card chamber. The connector/card chamber includes a card connector, an inserting opening thereof, a video output terminal portion, a USB terminal portion, and a card cover which opens/closes the inserting opening. In the non-connection of the terminal portion, a memory card is attached, the card cover is closed, the connector cover is closed, and data is then written/read to/from the memory card. In the connection of the terminal portion, the data is written/read to/from the memory card with the connector cover opened. The recording-medium accommodating apparatus further includes a cover member which protects a connector portion between the recording medium and an external device, the recording medium is protected and the connector is used.

Abstract: A camera includes a first lens unit, formed of a plurality of lenses, on which a light beam is incident from a subject, a reflective mirror for reflecting a light beam, which has come from the subject and has been transmitted through the first lens unit, in a direction substantially perpendicular to the optical axis of the first lens unit, a first diaphragm member which is arranged on a surface of a lens of the first lens unit closest to the reflective mirror with the surface of the lens facing the reflective mirror, and which blocks unwanted rays of light other than the light beam that contributes to the forming of the image of the subject on an image formation surface, a second lens unit, formed of a plurality of lenses, on which the light beam reflected from the reflective mirror is incident, a second diaphragm member which is arranged between the first lens unit and the second lens unit, and blocks unwanted rays of light that travel outside the outermost periphery at which the light beam forming the subje

Abstract: The electronic camera comprises a photographing unit including a lens tube which holds a lens for forming an image of object light on a photographing element, and a photographing board disposed on a proximal end side of the lens tube, on which a photographing unit for outputting a signal photoelectric-converted by the photographing element, as an image signal, and a frame which holds each of a finder unit and an electric board, and has an opening section formed therein, which allows the photographing unit to be mounted on or removed from along a direction which crosses with the optical axis of the lens.

Abstract: An image reading apparatus in accordance with the present invention is an apparatus capable of reading an image from a transmissible original or reflective original. A lens unit and line sensor are located on one side of an original feed path. A tubular lamp movable to a position opposite to the lens unit with respect to the feed path and to a position on the side of the lens unit is included. The type of inserted original is judged by an original detector located near an original insertion port. If the inserted original is a transmissible original, the tubular lamp is moved to the position opposite to the lens unit. If the inserted original is a reflective original, the tubular lamp is moved to the position on the side of the lens unit. Furthermore, the power of the lens unit for projection is automatically adjusted in line with the type of original. In the case of the image reading apparatus, the way of handling is easy, the design is compact, and the cost can be reduced.

Abstract: An image input device capable of: reading images on 35 mm film and images on another type of film contained in a new photo system-adapted cartridge; converting the images into digital image signals; and, feeding the signals into a computer. The device is constructed in such a manner that one selected between film adaptors (100, 300) can be loaded in a groove portion (2) of a main device body. The film adaptor (100) can retain 35 mm film (401, 402), while the film adaptor (300) can retain a new photo system-adapted cartridge film (403). The images on the loaded film are read by a linear CCD image sensor (9) being caused to execute scanning. This scanning results in the digital image signals which then are fed into a computer and the like.