Claims
- 1. A camera comprising:
- a vibration correction mechanism having an anti-vibration sensor which detects vibrations affecting the camera and produces a corresponding output, and a control unit which receives the output of the anti-vibration sensor and adjusts the camera in response to the detected vibrations;
- a sensor card having a pattern thereon, the anti-vibration sensor being mounted on the sensor card and electrically connected to the pattern;
- a connector mounted on the sensor card; and
- a flexible printed circuit card having a pattern thereon and an insertion portion, the control unit being mounted on the flexible printed circuit card and electrically connected to the pattern, the insertion portion being inserted into the connector to electrically connect the control unit to the anti-vibration sensor via the respective patterns on the sensor card and the flexible printed circuit card.
- 2. A camera as in claim 1, further comprising:
- a camera body having first and second ends;
- a battery positioned in the first end of the camera body;
- a main capacitor which generates an electric flash and is positioned in the first end of the camera body adjacent to the battery, a space existing between the battery and the main capacitor, at least a portion of the sensor card being positioned in the space between the battery and the main capacitor.
- 3. A camera as in claim 2, wherein the first end of the camera forms a grip portion, the battery and the main capacitor being positioned inside the grip portion.
Priority Claims (4)
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5-313712 |
Dec 1993 |
JPX |
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5-313713 |
Dec 1993 |
JPX |
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6-032053 |
Feb 1994 |
JPX |
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6-093947 |
Feb 1994 |
JPX |
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Parent Case Info
This application is a division of application Ser. No. 08/356,002, filed Dec. 14, 1994, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,557,35.
US Referenced Citations (8)
Divisions (1)
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