Self-timer device for a camera

TL;DR: In this paper, a trigger signal is detected and an image of a scene is captured in response to the trigger signal, the image is presented and a verification mode is determined and the presentation of the captured image is ended at a first ending time when a first verification mode was determined.

TL;DR: A variable time lag camera as discussed by the authors includes a release signal generation mechanism that generates a signal after a user presses a release button, a shutter mechanism for limiting the time of exposure of a recording medium, and a time lag adjusting mechanism that sets the time lag between the generation of the release signal and the starting of the shutter mechanism from a plurality of available release time lags.

TL;DR: In this article, a camera having at least one image capture system having a movement actuated shutter and a lever biased to move the shutter was provided. But the camera had to have at least two sensors.

TL;DR: A focal plane shutter as discussed by the authors is a board including an opening, a drive lever swingably supported by the board, biased from a start end to a terminal end of a swingable range by a drive spring, and driving blades opening and closing the opening.

TL;DR: In this paper, an electronic shutter equipped with an electronically controlled self-timer for use in photographic cameras, comprising a first delay circuit comprised of a photoconductive element and a capacitor and capable of controlling the exposure time, a first electronic switching means adapted to be controlled by said first delay circuits, an electromagnet connected to said first electronic switch means via an amplifier and capable causing the shutter to start its opening movement upon being energized and also capable of causing it to start closing movement when subsequently deenergized, and a second delay circuit consisting of a resistor and a

TL;DR: In this article, an electronic shutter for photographic camera comprising a hook lever adapted to anchor the armature lever for a while only when the electronic exposure time control means fails to work at the time the shutter is released, and a cam member for releasing said anchored state.

TL;DR: In this paper, a device for controlling an electric focal plane shutter in a camera is described, in which an electromagnet which controls the timing of a trailing curtain of the shutter is excited in response to the depression of a shutter release member and demagnetized when a predetermined time has lapsed.

TL;DR: In this paper, a working electrode is swept through a voltammetric cycle, including a metal plating range and a metal stripping range, for at least two baths of known plating quality and a bath whose quality is to be evaluated.