JPS58106963A - Total focusing camera - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an electronic camera that can form images of objects at all distances and selectively reproduce any object.

The present invention also provides an all-focal layer camera without focal adjustment@0 movable IilIljIs. This camera is Kakumeisha application 5
Regarding the improvement of the camera described in 1assIIP*Application No. 176631, this invention is based on a multiple O#IA constant focus imaging system, and is multiplied by an imaging stop power placed near the focal point. To provide a camera which can selectively select the focus/AO combination of a desired OII object as required during playback.

$11111 is the li of the camera of the present invention! This is an FI4 diagram.

112.3 is a lens thread that forms images on imaging plates 5, 6, and 7 such as a CCD, but they are shifted as shown!
One of the objects at a certain distance is almost in focus. Of course, you can add more lenses and eliminate more lenses. 5.6.7
The video outputs of each pass through amplification and other processing devices shown in 9.1O111 and are recorded on 13 of the loss disk t4, t.
s, 16 are recorded. Therefore, when playing, it is 14.
It was stated in the inventor's application in 1956 that the desired object can be brought into focus by suppressing either of the following:
+Goro It is the same as that described in No. 631-, etc.

S/Z 2.3 is 2',! It can be used in the same way as a conventional camera to move it like a 4D and bring it up and down, and the brightness increases as a result. There is no problem, it is easy to overcome, and there are few mistakes.

The 211th shows the external view of the original camera 2040.
．． 2.8 is compact if made into a square shape as shown in the figure.

Hocal plain shoes are suitable for shirt voice. It is desirable that the number of rotations of the 4IKii disk be just a little, so #1! For example, 0113fl12, which is suitable for a focal plane that moves at a constant speed, has nine cases by arranging the lenses 1 and 2.3 on one surface and changing the CCD◆Offil1m.

In figure ll4, lenses 41, 42, 43 and CCD.

The distances to 5.6.7 are all the same, and the lens 9 has a focal length M-) as shown in lens 41.42.4SrilQ.

In ll5-, lenses X, Z, a are #l as shown in the figure.
An old-school lens in its shape.

Me is useful.

g @ figure Hiro edition s! mOka 7'3 (QV lens B, 46.
41-.-8[ are placed, and all S points of i''C are tilted.Using a deep and shallow lens KjL with a large F cage, one of the many subjects is viewed with a clear image.

The CCD%5゜6.70al force aA-view application 111811166 [3G, 31.32.30' respectively in time division]
, 31', 32'...--○. It may be recorded on the aircraft so that it can be separated by I1m number division or other methods.

The iris 8 garden is as described in Patent Application No. 176629 filed by the inventor in 1982.
Cow conductor memo 96 converted to MuD through 56 and 57 respectively
0% 61% ti2 are recorded respectively. These memories may be used as one unit such as 65, and the X machine configuration i may be recorded in v4 time.

This device is generally equipped with multiple sets of optical focusing systems with fixed focal lengths.
The video signals obtained from the imaging object are simultaneously or sequentially recorded on a recording medium, and when the video signals are reproduced, the desired subject O is recorded.
Focus 0 * Again at 40, the gist is to determine
This has the advantage that there is no need to move the lens and the shutter time can be shortened. In addition, the combination of the focus of all subjects as in gh@Kanpaku1856) 7v.

You can also get %O. The present invention can be modified in various ways, not limited to the above-mentioned specific examples.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

No. 111#i 011X2 which is an explanatory diagram of the O camera 20 of the present invention
m#i The appearance of the camera of the present invention is approximately the same. ll3.41aJ111toliiimin i1'fist t. Iris 5.6 figure is also wgxIio partial martial form. Figure 1117 is a modification of the recording format of this Ili Akame 2. Iris 811 is an engraving of 0 drawings showing the circuit diagram of the inventive turtle 2 (no changes to the content, procedure amendment writing method) June 25, 1980 Commissioner of the Japan Patent Office 1, Indication of the case 1982 Patent order No. 206509 2 Name of the invention All-focus camera a Relationship with the case of the person making the amendment Patent applicant ↓ Date of the amendment order April 27, 1980 (shipment date) & Drawings to be amended Contents of the amendment Attached sheet Street

Claims (1)

[Claims] 9. An all-focus camera, which is engaged with a plurality of optical systems comprising a convergent lens 11, and includes an electronic imaging body and means for multiplexing the output of the electronic image pickup body to the same recording device.