Eastman-Kodak Company

Roman Lucyszyn

Joseph Anthony Manico

John H Rosenburgh

Peter A Frosig

An apparatus for accurately cutting a multi-view print from a sheet of print material is disclosed comprised of a lower body portion and a cutter blade residing in the lower body portion. The cutter blade has a cutting outline corresponding to the outline of the to be cut multi-view print. An upper body portion is rigidly positioned with respect to the lower body portion and has a first opening therethrough corresponding to the outline of the cutter blade and second openings that are defined by the upper body portion for receiving a user's fingers so as to enable the movement of a sheet of print material when positioned between the upper and the lower body portions whereby a lenticular or barrier type cover sheet, positioned in the first opening, permits viewing of the multi-view print to enable the guiding of the sheet of print material into accurate alignment with the cover sheet prior to cutting with the cutter blade.

Multi-view print cutting apparatus using lenticular material as an alignment guide

A close-up attachment, including a close-up accessory lens and a corresponding finder lens, is attached to a single-use camera by means of a plug-like insert which is manually positioned in an open viewfinder tunnel of the camera.

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Rochester, NY, United States of America

Roman Lucyszyn