A light-emitting device package including: a package main body including a cavity and a lead frame including a mounting portion disposed in the cavity and a plurality of terminal portions; a light-emitting device chip mounted on the mounting portion; a plurality of bonding wires for electrically connecting the plurality of terminal portions and the light-emitting device chip; a light-transmitting encapsulation layer filled in the cavity; and a light-transmitting cap member disposed in the cavity and blocking the encapsulation layer to contact the plurality of bonding wires.

Light emitting device package

A three-dimensional imaging and display system is provided in which user input is optically detected in an imaging volume by measuring the path length of an amplitude modulated scanning beam as a function of the phase shift thereof. Visual image user feedback concerning the detected user input is presented.

Three-dimensional imaging and display system

An apparatus and a system for housing a device are described. The apparatus includes a housing that is configured such that a device may be fitted within the housing and thereby be protected, such as from shocks and/or liquid. The housing may include top and bottom members that may be removably coupled together so as to form the housing. Each top and bottom member includes a perimeter portion. The perimeter is defined by proximal and distal ends as well as opposing sides. The top and bottom members may include respective clasping mechanisms that extend along the perimeter of the top and bottom members and may be configured for engaging a third clasping mechanism, such as a locking comb or wedge feature. The clasping mechanisms are configured for coupling the top and bottom members with one another thereby sealing the housing, for instance, in a shock-proof and/or water tight seal.

Housing for encasing a tablet computer

An image sensing apparatus has an image sensing element which accumulates received light as a charge, a mechanical shutter which travels to shield the image sensing element, and a scan unit which makes a scan for starting charge accumulation. The image sensing apparatus executes the scan for starting charge accumulation prior to traveling of the mechanical shutter and controls the scan for starting charge accumulation and traveling of the shutter to serve as a front curtain and a rear curtain of a shutter. Note that a scan pattern setting unit (113b) sets the scan pattern of the charge accumulation start scan based on information associated with a mounted photographing lens.

Image sensing apparatus

This disclosure relates generally to an apparatus and/or system for housing a device. The apparatus includes a housing that is configured such that a device may be fitted within the housing and thereby be protected, such as from shocks and/or liquid. The housing may include top and bottom members that may be removably coupled together so as to form the housing. Each top and bottom member optionally includes front and back surfaces surrounded by a perimeter. The perimeter is defined by proximal and distal ends as well as opposing sides. The top and bottom members may include respective clasping mechanisms that extend along the perimeter of the top and bottom members. The clasping mechanisms are configured for coupling the top and bottom members with one another thereby sealing the housing, for instance, in a shock-proof and/or water tight seal.

Housing for encasing an object

A waterproof and/or water-resistant camera including a movable photographing lens barrel which moves in the optical axis direction of the camera, an air breathing passage for connecting the interior and the exterior of the camera, an air-permeable and water-impermeable filter provided in the air breathing passage, and a protection cover which covers the air-permeable and water-impermeable filter to constitute an air connecting assembly for the air-permeable and water-impermeable filter.

Waterproof and/or water-resistant camera

A camera is provided having a view finder that includes a field frame varying mechanism for varying the ratio length between the longitudinal and lateral sides of a field of frame of the finder. An aperture varying mechanism is provided for varying the physical size of an aperture for exposure of a film in accordance with the ratio of field frame side lengths.

View finder and camera having same

In a camera adapted to be sealed against water, the camera having a reciprocating lens barrel, a member for detecting water around the camera, and for controlling the lens barrel, so that the lens barrel will not be moved when water is detected by the detecting member. In another embodiment the camera is provided with a member for detecting water at a certain hydraulic pressure and a member for indicating an alarm when water at such a pressure is detected. Thus, by immobilizing the lens barrel, it is possible to prevent water damage to the camera that might result if the camera were submerged and the lens barrel moved.

Pressure alarm for water-sealed camera

A camera having an image stabilizer, includes a camera body; a photographic lens for forming an image of an object on an image plane of the camera body; at least one movable mirror positioned in an optical path between the photographing lens and the image plane; a vibration sensor for detecting the magnitude of a vibration and the direction thereof given to the camera body; and a mirror drive mechanism for driving the movable mirror in accordance with the magnitude of the vibration and the direction thereof detected by the vibration sensor.

Camera having an image stabilizer

A parallax compensation system in a camera finder includes a mirror surface mounted to a mounting member. The mounting member is rotatably mounted to a mounting frame having protrusions about which the mounting member rotates such that the mounting member is rotatable about an axis defined on the mirror surface. A cam mechanism is rotatably mounted on a top surface of the mounting frame for regulation of the mounting member to have a predetermined position. An urging member biases the mounting member against the cam mechanism, so that when the cam mechanism is rotated, the mounting member is rotated about its axis according to a cam surface of the cam mechanism. The mounting member is rotated about the axis of the mirror surface to change an optical axis of the same to compensate for parallax.

Masahiro Hayakawa

Papers

Waterproof and/or water-resistant camera

View finder and camera having same

Pressure alarm for water-sealed camera

Camera having an image stabilizer

Regulated parallax compensation system for a camera finder