Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Sony Corporation

Ryoichi Kato

Minoru Yakubo

Fumio Matsumoto

Teruo Bando

Kazumi Tanabe

The present invention provides a display apparatus for zooming and displaying a portion of an object to be displayed on display means according to an instruction by a user and allowing scrolling a display portion for the object to be displayed. The display apparatus includes input means for accepting the instruction by a user, and control means for controlling a display of the object to be displayed on the display means so that zooming out of the display on the display means is started and then the zoomed out display is zoomed in to the original size according to the instruction by a user as a trigger. The control means stops the zooming out or zooming in the display when scrolling is instructed by the input means during a period from a point of time when the zooming out is started until a point of time when the zooming in is completed, and scrolls the display on the display means according to the instruction for scrolling.

Display apparatus, display method, display program, and recording medium with the display program for controlling display of at least a portion of a map

A displaying apparatus is disclosed which displays part of a target object in magnified fashion and scrolls what is being displayed of the target object in accordance with instructions from a user. The displaying apparatus includes an inputting device operable to input the instructions from the user, and a controller operable to control a display device so as to switch the display of the target object in accordance with the input through the inputting device. The controller causes the display device to start scrolling the display so as to zoom out on the target object in response to the scroll instruction from the inputting device, and to either zoom in on the target object until an initial scale of the target object is restored before ending the scroll, or to terminate the scroll so as to zoom in on the target object until the initial scale thereof is restored.

Apparatus for displaying a part of an object

A copying apparatus for the photographic reproduction of a multi-dimensional object capable of photocopying an original and a three-dimensional object, wherein one of an original and a three-dimensional object is disposed on a platen glass, and an illuminating device is disposed so as to be separated from a surface of the platen glass by a predetermined distance in a substantially vertical direction. The illuminating device is also disposed such that the one of the original and the three-dimensional object is positioned between the illuminating device and the platen glass, illuminates a light field to the one of the original and the three-dimensional object. As a result, even if the one of the original and the three-dimensional object is copied onto a photosensitive material, recording can be effected such that quality of a recorded image is maintained and a background image of a copied one of the original and the three-dimensional object is set by the illuminating device.

Copying apparatus for the photographic reproduction of a

The improved slit scanning exposure apparatus has a variable slit assembly that is provided in proximity with the exposing zone and which is composed of two slit plates movable independently of each other in synchronism with the scanning speed. The apparatus may additionally have a color filter that can be inserted into the optical path of reflected light from the image on a document in the scanning direction. The apparatus is capable of preventing flare from being admitted through an exposure slit to a light-sensitive material on the exposure position when it is being exposed from light reflected from the document image. In addition, the apparatus enables more than one document image to be edited into a single image and permits the color filter to be inserted into the optical path of reflected light without causing unevenness in colors.

Slit scanning exposure apparatus

The improved slit scanning exposure apparatus has a variable slit assembly that is provided in proximity with the exposing zone and which is composed of two slit plates movable independently of each other in synchronism with the scannning speed. The apparatus may additionally have a color filter that can be inserted into the optical path of reflected light from the image on a document in the scanning direction. The apparatus is capable of preventing flare from being admitted through an exposure slit to a light-sensitive material on the exposure position when it is being exposed from light reflected from the document image. In addition, the apparatus enables more than one document image to be edited into a single image and permits the color filter to be inserted into the optical path of reflected light without causing unevenness in colors.

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Tokyo, Japan

Ryoichi Kato