Camera Dynamics Gmbh

Dieter Hein

Curt O Schaller

Dagmar Wessels

Roland Seipel

Stand, in particular camera stand, comprising: a receptacle for mounting an apparatus, in particular a camera; and at least one leg which is connected to the receptacle and comprises at least two telescopic units (T, T), of which a first telescopic unit (T) is connected to the receptacle and a second telescopic unit (T) is displaceable relative to the first telescopic unit and can be locked in a desired position in relation to the first telescopic unit (T), characterized in that two locking points set apart in the longitudinal direction of the leg are provided between the second telescopic unit (T) and the first telescopic unit (T) for locking the telescopic units (T, T).

Stand, in particular camera stand

A spring arm () for a camera body support is provided with a parallelogram guide () which is made up of two opposing legs () disposed parallel to one another and two likewise opposing connecting elements () that connect the respective ends of the legs () with one another, and an energy storage mechanism (), which is supported on two pivot points () on the parallelogram guide (), in order to compensate a load acting on the parallelogram guide (). At least one () of these pivot points () is adjustable in relation to the parallelogram guide () such that both the energy storage mechanism's () pretension and also its action of force direction change.

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Munich, Georgia

Dieter Hein