Disassembly of a Single Use Camera Cj Coakley Steve Jesukiewicz Maureen Mittura Michael Sanders.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Film Camera.

Advertisements

Basic Camera Operation. What do the buttons do? Preview Image Mode.

ELECTRICAL ENERGY.

By: Brian Courtright, Jasmine Jacob, Kathleen Prilutski, Gabriel Rosenwald.

860 21/2”-10”. Modification Overview  Production of the 2½” – 10 sizes began in  Lead free version (LF860) was introduced in Parts do not.

L2000 Technical Training 6. Assemble/Disassemble.

Team 2 Tyler Brun Ashlea Krupa Seung Ho Park Gage Hermanson.

Single-Use Cameras References:

Shutter Power Button Shutter Power Button Click on the part of the camera you want to learn about. Lens Back of camera Flash.

Kodak Disposable Camera: Spongebob Shake and Take EDSGN 100—Section 4 Doug Komandt Graham Zimmerman Adrian Evans CJ Brandmeier Team 6.

Electrical Engineering of flashlight. Electrical Components in a Flashlight Power source Light source On/off switch.

Convex and Concave Lenses.  A concave lens is thicker at the edges than it is at the center.  It spreads light waves apart.

Camera Basics. Do you have a camera? What kind of camera is it? Why do you take photographs?

Parts and Functions of a DSLR Camera

The Ins and Outs of a Digital Camera Image of Digital Camera.

The Camera Know Your Tools.

Types of cameras, parts of the camera

How the Camera Works ( both film and digital )

EDSGN 100Joshua Markle Section 004Calbert Chuderewicz Dr. Thomas ColledgeDavid Church David Hughes.

Stop Motion Animation Story Board Background Camera.

Lindsay McDonald.  The bottom one allows you to zoom in to whatever you are photographing.  The top one doesn’t allow you to zoom in.

By: Arkida Merizaj and Imelda Mahmutaj.

Using your digital camera DIGITAL MEDIA Presented By Andre Daniels.

S e c u r i t y L i g h t E a s t e r E l e c t r o n i c s P r o j e c t Dark Sensor Comparator Monostable Counter Light Brief Design a system that turns.

Removing and Replacing the Battery Cover 1. Ensure the phone is turned off. 2. Press the Battery cover locker; lift the battery cover up and away from.

Intro to Super-8mm Film!. Motion picture Film! Movie Film is very similar to the film that is used in traditional 35mm stills cameras and comes in a variety.

LIGHT SHADOW AND REFLECTION

Digital Cameras Colter Freund All a digital picture really is, is a collection of millions of tiny little squares called picture elements (pixels) that.

TYPES OF CAMERAS Leland High School Fall VIEWFINDER CAMERA (point and shoot)

Compact Interchangeable Lens Camera. CILC: Contains many of the same features that an SLR has, but in the size of a P&S. Contains larger image sensors,

Camera Parts. 1. Body - Made of high grade plastic or metal, this holds all the other parts together as well as provide protection to the delicate.

By: Whitney Tarchinski Aaron Nye Adrienne Crivaro Nicole Condran.

COMMON REPORT MISTAKES … AND HOW TO AVOID THEM ENGR-101 FALL 2013 CHRISTOPHER LESTER.

The Disposable Camera Group 2: Shelby Nease, Matthew Olson, Ryan Coleman, Ryan Handley.

{ CAMERA ANATOMY

Photography Presentation. Photograph - The product of a camera when focused film and material are made permanent due to chemicals. Photography -The art.

Group 4: Justin Laskowski Eric Simmons Hardik Jasani.

Digital Photography IID Day August 25, Outline 1. Using your camera overview 2.Tips for shooting great pictures 3.Transferring Images from Camera.

Introduction to Engineering Camera Lab #4 – 1 Introduction.

Media Arts – Review Day 3 Digital Camera Parts And Principles of design.

Team #4 Christopher Pedley Angel Marrero Joshua Hill Timothy Borysowski Kodak PowerFlash Single Use Camera Redesign Engineering Design 100 October 1, 2008.

Tim Finnegan Anthony Pinter Chris McElroy Chase Huckestein.

IID Day August 25, Using your camera overview 2. Tips for shooting great pictures 3. Transferring Images from Camera to Computer 4. Image editing.

LF866 2½”-10”. Product Overview  Production of the 2½” – 10” sizes began in  The LF866 utilizes a Type 2 bypass (Model LF619 single check).

Inside the Digital Camera. Digital Camera Cross Section The digital camera is a complex device The only part that is the same as film cameras is the lens.

Fundamentals of Digital Images & Photography. Pixels & Colors The pixel (a word invented from "picture element") is the basic unit of programmable color.

35mm Camera Parts The Pentax K-1000 “Student Special”. The classic 35mm SLR.

Charge Couple Device (CCD) – A dimesized component of the camera head into which light enters and is converted into an electronic signal. The video signal.

Electricity and Circuits I can describe an electrical circuit as a continuous loop of conducting materials. I can combine simple components in a series.

Getting to Know Your Digital Camera It is important to know the features of your camera, it will make taking pictures (creating images) more enjoyable.

Parts of the Camera What Do They Do?.

Camera Basics. Film (Analog) Cameras Digital Cameras Types of Cameras.

Digital Cameras A digital camera ( or digital) is a camera that takes video or still photographs, or both, digitally by recording images by an electronic.

Completed Front and Rear Standard 10 ½” 1 ½” 3 ¼” 4 ½” 1” ¾” 1 ½” 6” ¾” Channel Length: 5 ¼”, ¾” from end.

Pinhole Camera.

Parts of the Camera What Do They Do?.

Electricity How & where it’s used Review of the atom

Engineering Design 100 Section 7

Digital SLR and viewfinder

Focusing on the big picture.

Getting to Know Your Digital Camera

Chapter 17 :LIGHT.

20 camera parts of the Canon Rebel T3i

Basic Camera Function The camera converts an optical image into electrical signals that are reconverted by a television receiver into visible screen images.

880V 21/2”-10”.

Energy and Circuits Energy

Presentation transcript:

Disassembly of a Single Use Camera Cj Coakley Steve Jesukiewicz Maureen Mittura Michael Sanders

Functional Components Focus free lens- focuses light on the film making pictures be able to be developed Shutter -opens to let light in so pictures are clear Battery - provides energy for pictures to be taken Circuit board- flash of light Film cartridge- Where the images are captured and stored till developed Film gear- moves the film into cartridge after a picture is taken Central chassis- hold all the components together Springs -pull shutter and gears to make them work Viewfinder- magnifies and allows user to see the image their about to capture Top button- the start button so everything inside can do its job to take the picture Camera covers- holds all the insides together so the camera can function

Materials Used Plastic – Casing for camera, labels, gears, lenses, viewfinder, and film casing Steel - Shutter open spring and the shutter wall Cardboard - packaging Copper – shutter reset spring Alkaline Battery

Disassembly 1. Remove label, box, sticker, or whatever package the camera is wrapped in. 2. Undo the latches holding the camera together 3. Open the camera. 4. Remove the AA battery. 5. Remove circuit board and film cartridge 6. Remove viewfinder 7. Remove gears 8. Remove lens, springs, and shutter

Assembly 1. Add, springs, and shutter to circuit board 2. Add gears 3. Add viewfinder 4. Add battery and film cartridge 5. Add Covers

Parts Reused The inner components of the camera Flash components The shutter Inner housing Most reused parts are used up to ten times.

Parts Recycled Outer Packaging Outer plastic shell

Frame Counter Lens Front outside casing Back outside casing Circuit Board Central Chassis Lens Holder Battery Actuating Button Shutter Sprocket Camshaft Film Cartridge Film Advance Gear Film Advance Lock Actuating Spring Actuating Arm Shutter Spring – Not shown

Single Use Cameras Energy Processing Light Lens Image Projected on the film plane Light sensitiv e film Image Stored Viewfinder Select View Electrical Battery Flash Charging Flash discharge Mech anical Cock Shutter Advance film by one fame Open Shutter Material Processing Advance film & wind up shutter Frame counti ng Signal Processing Trigger shutter open Trigger flash discharge Turn on flash charging Flash ready signal