CAMERA LENSES PARTS THEREFOR NAMELY

Brand Owner Address Description
COASTAR Coast Manufacturing Co., Inc. 118 Pearl St. Mt. Vernon NY 10550 Camera Lenses and Parts Therefor-Namely, Hoods, Caps and Cap Holders, Rings, Filter Holders; Camera Flashes and Parts Therefor-Namely, Brackets, Cords, Shoes and Outlets; Camera Strobe Lamps and Adapters; Camera Film Accessories-Namely, Reloadable Cassettes, Splicing Tape, Slide Displayers and Viewers; Camera Accessories-Namely, Body Caps, Cradles, Cable Releases, Remote Control Releases, Self-Timers, Straps, Protectors, Shoulder Pads, D-Rings, O-Rings, Retaining Screws, Eye Cups, Shutter Release Adapters and Clamps; Film Developing Accessories-Namely, Easels, Contact Proof Printers, Reels, Tanks, Trays, Graduated Sized Measuring Cups for Holding Dark Room Chemicals, Safes for Storing Photographic Light Sensitive Papers, Negative Storage Units, Slide Storage Units, Brushes for Retouching Photographic Negatives, Thermometers, Tilt Heads, Stirring Rods, Funnels, Tongs, Enlargers, Clips, Film Squeeges, Sponges, Enlarger Focusers; Tripods; Magnifiers; Binocular Straps; Cases, Pouches, and Bags for Carrying Cameras, Lenses, Film, Strobes and Flashes and Identification Tags Therefor; Darkroom Safety Gloves and Aprons;Screwdrivers and All-Purpose Knives for Photographic Use;Glassine Envelopes;Lubricants which Also Have Cleaning Properties for Photographic Equipment;CO STAR;Photographic Lens Cleaners and Photographic Lens Cleaning Kits Comprised of Lens Tissue, Cleaner Fluid and Blower Brush;Darkroom Safelights;Lucite Picture Frames;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. An apparatus for determining the distance between the pupils to yield values representative of lenses properly aligned with the patient's pupils when mounted in the sockets of a spectacle frame. The apparatus consists of a calibration device having spaced fixed marking for placement in the plane of lenses, a camera with a zooming arrangement for taking an image of the subject, and a computer for generating parametric values relevant to the lenses to be ground as a function of the distance between the camera and the subject, the position of the zooming device at the time the image is taken, and the size of the image on the focal plane of the camera.