PROJECTION SCREENS PHOTOGRAPHY

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CLOCOS Lintec Kabushiki Kaisha 23-23, Honcho, Itabashi-ku Tokyo 173-0001 Japan Projection screens for photography and filming;Protective plastic sheets for use in construction to protect surrounding areas from construction noise and construction materials, namely dust and paint; protective plastic sheets for use in construction to protect finished areas from scratches, dust, dirt, and weather;Textile tapestries, shades made from fabric, cloth or textiles; curtains; cloth banners; cross curtains and textile fabrics for printing;Sun shades for automobiles;Protect cloth sheets for use in construction to protect surrounding areas from construction noise and construction materials, namely dust and paint; protect cloth sheets for use in construction to protect finished areas from scratches, dust, dirt, and weather; awnings of fabric or plastic;Window blinds other than exterior blinds;
CLOCOS Lintec Kabushiki Kaisha 23-23, Honcho, Itabashi-ku Tokyo 173-0001 Japan Projection screens for photography and filming;Textile tapestries; curtains; cloth banners; cross curtains in the nature of window curtains; textile fabrics for printing;Sun shades for automobiles, namely, Automotive windshield shade screens and car window shades;Window blinds other than exterior blinds; window shades made from fabric cloth or textiles;
CLOTH COSMETIC Lintec Kabushiki Kaisha 23-23, Honcho, Itabashi-ku Tokyo 173-0001 Japan Projection screens for photography and filming;Protective sheets for building or construction;Metal exterior blinds and metal awnings;Paper banners;Textile tapestries, roll-screens, curtains, banners, cross curtains and textile fabrics for printing;Sun shades for automobiles;Awnings of fabric or plastics;CLOTH in Classes 9, 12, 19, 22, and 24.;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. Images are projected onto two adjacent screens whereby one screen is movable with respect to the second screen. A projection system disposed generally in front of the two screens is capable of displaying images on each screen independently when the two screen are in an "open" position or on both screens together when the two screens are configured in a "closed" position. In a first "open" configuration, the images viewable on one screen are not viewable to the viewers of images on an adjacent screen and, in a second "closed" configuration, images are displayed on both screens together so as to be viewable by all members of the audience. In addition, a berm is configured between the viewing area of one screen and the viewing area of the other screen to create an audio and visual barrier between the two screens.