Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Yazaki Corporation

Masahiko Mizuno

Toshikatsu Harase

Masaaki Orimoto

Hitoshi Urabe

Daisuke Nakaya

Kazuhiko Akimoto

Hiroshi Fukuda

Hideo Miura

Tatsuo Ogawa

Hiroshi Horikawa

Hiroshi Korikawa

Koichi Fujii

A wire harness fixing device is provided which never wobbles or rotates regardless of the thickness of a body panel to which the fixing device is attached. Such wire harness fixing device includes an attachment plate, clips to be inserted through insertion holes of the body panel, and a pair of protrusions facing each other. The clips are situated between the pair of protrusions. The pair of protrusions are provided with seating portions onto which both side edges of the body panel are seated. The seating portions are taller at positions farther away from the clips.

Wire harness fixing device

A memory cartridge unloading system in which a memory cartridge inserted into a connector provided in a main body of an apparatus using a memory cartridge can be pulled out from the connector by use of a leverage mechanism. In the unloading system, the memory cartridge is moved in the discharge direction thereof by the leverage mechanism. In the leverage mechanism, the leverage thereof can be changed according to the positions of movement of the memory cartridge in the discharge direction, so that a first force can be generated until the memory cartridge is generated which can pull out the memory cartridge from the apparatus main body the second force being an amount necessary for a finger catch.

System for unloading a memory cartridge

A memory cartridge unloading system in which a memory cartridge inserted into a connector provided in a main body of an apparatus using a memory cartridge can be pulled out from the connector by use of a leverage mechanism. In the unloading system, the memory cartridge is moved in the discharge direction thereof by the leverage mechanism. In the leverage mechanism, the leverage thereof can be changed according to the positions of movement of the memory cartridge in the discharge direction, so that a first force can be generated until the memory cartridge is pulled out from the connector. Thereafter, a second force less than the first force is generated which can pull out the memory cartridge from the apparatus main body, the second from being an amount necessary for a finger catch.

An image processing system which includes an input controller having a CPU adapted to dot and compress density or tone data for an image read out by an input unit and for temporarily staying said compressed image data at a buffer; a work station providing a second CPU adapted to picture-edit not only a code information edited by an editing input unit but also the image data by the use of an input operating means and a display means; a file server including a third CPU connected to the input controller and the work station by bus lines and for storing the image data, code information and edited data picture-edited by the work station in the file server; and an image setter having a fourth CPU for reading out the edited data stored in the file server and subjecting the edited data to a required data processing, thereby outputting an image over an image output unit characterized in that the input controller, the file server, the work station and the image setter are individually and independently subjected to an information processing.

Image processing system

A digital still camera using a memory cartridge as a storage medium. In the digital still camera, a connector, which is disposed on the side of the camera and into which the memory cartridge is inserted, is abutted against and supported by the inner wall surface of a camera chassis. Due to this, the digital still camera is sufficiently able to tolerate a load occurring when the memory cartridge is inserted, by means of the simplified structure thereof.

Digital still camera

This invention is an image processing system which includes an input controller having a CPU adapted to dot and compress density or tone data for an image read out by an input unit and for temporarily staying said compressed image data at a buffer; a work station providing a second CPU adapted to picture-edit not only a code information edited by an editing input unit but also the image data by the use of an input operating means and a display means; a file server including a third CPU connected to the input controller and the work station by bus lines and for storing the image data, code information and edited data picture-edited by the work station in the file server; and an image setter having a fourth CPU for reading out the edited data stored in the file server and subjecting the edited data to a required data processing, thereby outputting an image over an image output unit characterized in that the input controller, the file server, the work station and the image setter are individually and independently subjected to an information processing.

Apparatus and method for processing huge image information at high speed

A portable video camera of the type having a taking lens and an electronic video imaging device comprises a camera body incorporating the electronic video imaging device therein, a handgrip turnably mounted on one side wall of the camera body, and a view finder, electronic or optical, structurally integral with the handgrip for viewing an image of a subject therethrough. Being changeable in position according to camera angles, the action finder can be brought into alignment with an eye of the operator in any shooting angle.

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Tokyo, Japan

Masahiko Mizuno