DIGITAL ANALOG CAMERA RENTAL

Brand Owner Address Description
KESLOW CAMERA Keslow Camera, Inc. 5900 Blackwelder Street Culver City CA 90232 Digital and analog camera rental services; Camera rental services, namely, the rental of audiovisual cameras, film production cameras, movie cameras, digital cameras, robotic cameras, video equipment and audio equipment to film producers, movie production companies and film studios. Rental services of camera accessories, namely, camera lenses, lens filters, camera lights, camera batteries, camera power supplies and power adapters, camera monitors, camera tripods, and camera remote controls;The mark consists of the word KESLOW in block letters, with the lower portion of the K dropping down to the right and forming a rectangular text box around the entire word. The word CAMERA is located directly below the text box.;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;CAMERA;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention relates to an analog front end circuit which is preferably used for taking out an image signal from a charge coupled device, that is used as image pickup means in an electronic camera such as an electronic still camera, a video camera and the like. In the present invention, an image analog signal which is produced by, for example, the charge coupled device (CCD: not shown) is supplied to a correlated double sampling circuit (CDS) 2 through an input terminal 1. The image analog signal is taken out through the CDS2, and the signal taken out from the CDS2 is supplied to an analog type programmable gain control amplifier (PGA) 4 through a changeover switch 3. Either the gain controlled signal by the analog PGA 4 or the signal sent from the changeover switch 3 is selected by a changeover switch 5. The selected signal is further supplied to, for example, a 12-bit analog digital converter (ADC) 6. The converted digital signal is supplied to a digital type programmable gain control amplifier (PGA) 7 comprised of, for example, a multiplier and is then taken out from an output terminal 8. In this manner, the noise generation and power consumption under occasional use conditions can be minimized.