Eastman-kodak Company

Moondog Optics, Inc.

Garmin International, Inc.

Julie K Gerstenberger

Mark E Bridges

Scott C Cahall

Heidi Leising Hall

Victor C Wong

Sujatha Ramanujan

David M Orlicki

Bryan A Beaman

A removable camera lens attachment has at least two optical elements, wherein the at least two optical elements are aligned to share an optical axis with a prime lens of the camera. The lens attachment has at least two curved surfaces. The at least two optical elements have a first surface that is conditioned to reflect a first portion of the incident light away from the image plane as reflected stray light and a second surface that is conditioned to reflect a second portion of the reflected stray light back toward the image plane to form a ghost image on an image plane of the prime lens. The lens attachment alters the effective focal length of the prime lens by no more than 15%.

Lens attachment for imparting stray light effects

A removable optical attachment has an angular field-of-view-changing optic that simultaneously extends over an objective lens for a first camera and an objective lens for a second camera.

Lens attachment for multi-camera device

An apparatus for printing images from digital image data onto a light sensitive medium disposed at an image plane which comprises a control logic processor capable of controlling the operation of the apparatus for printing based on the digital image data. An image forming assembly directs an exposure beam to the light sensitive medium disposed at the image plane. The image forming assembly () comprises a light source, a first lens assembly (), a beamsplitter (), a spatial light modulator (), a temperature profile control apparatus () and a second lens assembly ().

Method and apparatus for printing images from digital image data

An image head assembly comprising: a substrate with at least a pair of apertures formed in the substrate; an optical assembly having at least a pair of pins that mate with the apertures within the substrate, the pins to the optical assembly being fixedly secured to the apertures within the substrate; an image sensor located between the apertures covered by a cover glass above the image sensor on the optical assembly; interface means for providing an electrical connection between the substrate and the image sensor; a lens system mounted on top the cover glass; and a single element blur filter contained within the lens system. The assembly contains a single element blur filter such as a cross-pleated blur filter. The lens system is prevented from being a reverse telephoto lens system with use of a blur filter that does not require a large back focus and is instead a telephoto lens system.

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Rochester, NY, United States of America

Julie K Gerstenberger