Two rotary blade camera shutter

Claim 2

An improved in between lens rotary two blade shutter for interrupting a bundle of light positioned along an optical axis comprising; A. a first blade having a first light transmitting aperture therein; B. a second blade having a second light transmitting aperture therein; C. support means for rotatably supporting said first and second blades; D. blade control means for; D-1 initially positioning said first aperture to a first side of said optical axis to cause said first blade to intercept said light bundle; D-2 initially positioning said second aperture of said second blade to a second opposite side of said optical axis but to the side thereof to cause said second blade to intercept said light bundle; D-3 accelerating said first blade in a first rotary direction for causing said first aperture to move away from said optical axis and for accelerating said second blade in a second direction, opposite said first rotary direction, to cause said second aperture to move away from said optical axis so that said first and second apertures become positioned at said optical axis upon rotation of said first and second blades through an angle substantially greater than 180°; D-4 deaccelerating said first and second blades after said first and second apertures thereof are positioned at said optical axis for producing stoppage thereof when said first aperture of said first blade is positioned at said second side to cause said first blade to intercept said light bundle, and when said second aperture of said second blade is positioned at said first side of optical axis to cause said second blade to intercept light bundle; and D-5 thereafter causing said first blade to become accelerated in said second rotary direction and said second blade to become accelerated in said first rotary direction, for providing rotation of said blades through an angle substantially greater than 180° before said first and second apertures again are positioned at said optical axis to effect transmission of light through said blades.

Claim 3

The combination as set forth in claim 1 wherein said support means rotatably supports said blades in a co-axial relationship.

Claim 4

The combination as set forth in claim 2 where in said first blade comprises a whole circular disk and said second blade comprises a circular disk with a substantial portion, remote from said second aperature, removed.

Claim 5

An improved in between lens rotary two blade shutter for interrupting a bundle of light positioned along an optical axis comprising; A. a first blade having a first light transmitting aperture therein; B. a second blade having a second light transmitting aperture therein; C. support means for rotatably supporting said first and second blades; D. blade control means for; D-1 initially positioning said first aperture nearby said optical axis but to the side thereof to cause said first blade to intercept said light bundle; D-2 initially positioning said second aperture of said second blade nearby said optical axis but to the opposite side thereof to cause said second blade to intercept said light bundle; D-3 accelerating said first blade in a first rotary direction for causing said first aperture to move away from said optical axis and for accelerating said second blade in a second direction, opposite said first rotary direction, to cause said second aperture to move away from said optical axis so that said first and second apertures become positioned at said optical axis upon rotation of said first and second blases through an angle substantially greater than 180°; D-4 deaccelerating said first and second blades after said first and second apertures thereof are positioned at said optical axis for producing stoppage thereof when said first aperture of said first blade is nearby said optical axis but to the side thereof to cause said first blade to intercept said light bundle, and when said second aperture of said second blade is nearby said optical axis but to the opposite side thereof to cause said second blade to intercept light bundle; and D-5 thereafter causing said first blade to become accelerated in said second rotary direction and said second blade to become accelerated in said first rotary direction, for providing rotation of said blades through an angle substantially greater than 180° before said first and second apertures again are positioned at said optical axis to effect transmission of light through said blades.

Claim 6

An improved in between lens rotary two blade shutter for interrupting a bundle of light positioned along an optical axis comprising; A. a first blade having a first light transmitting aperture therein; B. a second blade having a second light transmitting aperture therein; C. support means for rotatably supporting said first and second blades; D. blade control means for; D-1 initially positioning said first aperture nearby said optical axis but to the side thereof to cause said first blade to intercept said light bundle; D-2 initially positioning said second aperture of said second blade nearby said optical axis but to the opposite side thereof to cause said second blade to intercept said light bundle; D-3 accelerating said first blade in a first rotary direction for causing said first aperture to move away from said optical axis and for accelerating said second blade in a second direction, opposite said first rotary direction, to cause said second aperture to move away from said optical axis so that said first and second apertures become positioned at said optical axis upon rotation of said first and second blases through an angle substantially greater than 180°; D-4 deaccelerating said first and second blades after said first and second apertures thereof are positioned at said optical axis for producing stoppage thereof when said first aperture of said first blade is nearby said optical axis but to the side thereof to cause said first blade to intercept said light bundle, and when said second aperture of said second blade is nearby said optical axis but to the opposite side thereof to cause said second blade to intercept light bundle; and D-5 thereafter causing said first blade to become accelerated in said second rotary direction and said second blade to become accelerated in said first rotary direction, for providing rotation of said blades through an angle substantially greater than 180° before said first and second apertures again are positioned at said optical axis to effect transmission of light through said blades.

Claim 7

The combination as set forth in claim 4 wherein said support means rotatably supports said blades in a coaxial relationship.

Claim 8

The combination as set forth in claim 5 wherein said first blade comprises a whole circular disk and said second blade comprises a circular disk with a substantial portion, remote from said second aperture, removed.