Arnold&richter Cine Technik Gmbh&co. Betriebs Kg

Arnold and Richter Cine Technik Gmbh and Co.

Betriebs Kg and Arri Cine & Video Gerate Gesellschaft M.b.h.

Otto Blaschek

Thomas Popp

Ernst Tschida

Josef Haas

Kurt Wallner

Josef Hass

Karl-Heinz Schwank

Motion picture camera with complete or partial frame superimposition

Film transport device with sprocket teeth and film pressure skid

Film transport for a motion picture camera

Film transport device

Control and regulating device for film transport in a film projector

A film transporting mechanism includes two film transporting claws disposed on opposite sides of a center plane. The claws come into engagement with perforations in two rows of perforations in a film to be transported stepwise past a picture window. Each claw is driven by its own transporting drive. The tips of the claws traverse an elongate, closed curve which at one end enters into the film's traveling plane and at another end leaves the plane. Each of the transporting drives has at least one drive shaft that is mounted in axially spaced bearings mounted in openings in laterally spaced bearing plates. The bearings for the drive shaft, or drive shafts, are disposed on opposite sides of the center plane, in the opening of the bearing plates. Transporting drive elements that couple the claws to a drive shaft, or drive shafts, are disposed further from the center plane than the bearings in the bearing plates and, when worn, can be easily replaced since the drive elements are located outwardly from the bearing plates.

Film transport mechanism for a motion picture camera

A tipping device for a movie camera or for the cradle (3) connected thereto is swivel-mounted in rollers (8) by means of skids (6). The cradle (3) is connected to a link chain (15) which is in mesh with chain wheels (21). By means of such a traction means the rotary motions applied to a crank can be transmitted with precision to the cradle (3), free from play, in order to swivel the same.

Tipping device for a movie-camera-supporting cradle

Interchangeable lens for a movie camera having a bayonet ring or a threaded ring for releasable attachment thereto, the outside mount (41) of the interchangeable lens (4) itself being designed as a blimp.

Interchangeable lens for movie camera with a sound dampening system

In apparatus for tensioning film strip unwinding from one roller and running onto another roller in a cassette or camera, a D.C. motor is provided of which the armature shaft and/or the stator are freely rotatably mounted. The winding cores of the rollers are placed on the armature shaft and stator.

Apparatus for tensioning band or web portions running off and onto two

This invention relates to a motion picture camera in which an interchangeable lens is connected by a lens adapter to the camera mechanism including the film guide with film gate and the camera mechanism is suspended from the camera housing and/or is designed so as to prevent a transmission of structure-borne noise. To ensure that the sound that can be transmitted to the outside by the lens will be substantially attenuated, the lens adapter comprises a lens mount member and a flange, which is connected to the camera mechanism and is connected to the lens mount member by means which are adapted to absorb structure-borne noise.

Motion picture camera having an interchangeable lens

In the film transport mechanism, the film strip is driven in the perforation plane from a drive shaft by means of at least one transport pin. The drive shaft has in the perforation plane a constant-diameter cam, to which the transport pin is coupled by a shuttle frame. To improve such film transport mechanism so as to reduce the noise generated by it in operation, the shuttle frame is additionally coupled to a rocking crank and slider linkage or to a slider, which is part of a slider crank mechanism, which has a drive shaft that is identical to the shaft for driving the transport shuttle.

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Aschheim, Germany

Otto Blaschek