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Yau Sing Hubert Sin

Brian Hiyin Lee

Ronald Chi-Yin Chan

Camera lens holder

A card holder for storing a plurality of transaction cards its a stacked configuration inside a case with an internal frame, a side opening and a lower opening. The lower frame is configured to hold a stack of transaction cards. Formed on a face of the case is a finger slot that allow the user to manually rotate the cards when in a stacked configuration inside the case so that the top edge of the cards are staggered and fan outward through a side opening. The lower opening on the case is configured so that when the cards fan outward through the side opening, the lower corners of the cards extend through the lower opening.

Multiple transaction card holder and dispenser

A card holder for storing a plurality of transaction cards in a stacked alignment inside a case with a lever arm that when lifted, forces the lateral edges of the cards outward in a fan-like manner through a side opening formed on the case. The case includes a close cavity with a lower frame configured to hold a stack of transaction cards. The lower frame includes a flexible arm used to support the cards. The lever arm includes a push arm that extends into the case and positioned adjacent to the inside edges of the cards. When the lever arm is lifted, the push arm travels in an arc inside the case. Formed on the push arm are a plurality of sequentially offset steps configured to individually press against the adjacent edges of the cards causing the cards to rotate and extend in a fan-like manner through the side opening.

A camera lens holder comprising a cylindrical body formed or attached to a perpendicularly aligned planar base. The cylindrical body has a cylindrical cavity with a top opening with a chamfered inside edge. The diameter and length of the cylindrical cavity to receive and hold the bayonet-style end connector on a camera lens. Formed on the inside surface of the cylindrical body are lugs configured to engage the bayonet-style end connector on the lens. Formed on the outside surface of the cylindrical body are two or more projecting wings. Attached to the bottom surface of the planar body is a hook connector pad configured to connect to the inside surface of a camera bag made of cotton, nylon or felt material. The chamfered inside edge on the cylindrical body allows easy insertion of the bayonet-style end connector on the lens without precisely aligning the lens over the top opening.

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Coquitlam, Canada

Yau Sing Hubert Sin