WO2003085451A1 - Equipement photographique - Google Patents
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- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03B—APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OR FOR PROJECTING OR VIEWING THEM; APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS EMPLOYING ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
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- the present invention relates to a photographing device that can take an ID photo.
- a photographing apparatus 100 for taking an ID photograph has a substantially rectangular casing 101, and this casing 101 has a photographing room 102 inside. Is provided.
- the housing 101 includes a photographing unit 103 for photographing the face of a person who is a subject in the photographing room 102, and a printer 104 for printing an image photographed by the photographing unit 103. Is built-in.
- the housing 101 is provided with an entrance 105 for entering the imaging room 102, and the entrance 105 is provided with a light-blocking curtain 106. Further, the imaging room 102 is provided with a chair 107 on which a person to be a subject sits. Further, the photographing device 100 is provided with a lighting device 109 for irradiating a subject, and a coin slot, a safe, and the like (not shown).
- a photographing apparatus 100 when a person to be a subject enters the photographing room 102 from the entrance 105 and sits on the chair 107, the preparation for photographing is completed. Then, the photographing device 100 flash-photographs the subject sitting on the chair 107, and outputs this photographed image by the printer 104.
- the photographing device 100 described above is used for photographing a face photograph to be attached to a medical card or a medical examination ticket.
- the above-described photographing device 100 ⁇ has a step 108 between the entrance 105 and the installation surface 110, and outside light does not enter the photographing room 102 as much as possible at the entrance 105. It is narrow in order to do so. For this reason, patients who need a wheelchair or crutches to move are less likely to enter the imaging room 102 from the entrance 105 when taking pictures.
- the imaging device 100 since the imaging device 100 has a chair 107 in the imaging room 102, the patient in a wheelchair must move from the wheelchair to the chair 107, Is a tough one.
- the imaging room 102 since the imaging room 102 has only the space necessary for a person to sit and take a photo, the caregiver of the patient enters the imaging room 102 to assist the patient during imaging. It was difficult to enter the room, and it was troublesome to operate the imaging device 100 on behalf of the patient.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and the purpose is to easily take an ID photograph, etc., even for a disabled person in a wheelchair or the like. It is an object of the present invention to provide a booth type photographing device.
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a photographing apparatus used for the above purpose, which can be stably installed on an installation surface.
- an imaging device includes a pair of side walls, a top plate provided between the pair of side walls, and a housing in which an imaging room is provided.
- a photographing means disposed on the rear side of the housing for photographing a subject in the photographing room; and a photographing means disposed on the housing and printed by the photographing means on a photographic paper, and the photographic paper on which the subject is printed is printed.
- the side wall is formed to be shorter than the other side wall, and the bottom surface of the housing is formed so as to be substantially flush with the installation surface, and a region extending from one end of the side wall to the other end.
- the area is the entrance of the subject to the shooting room.
- the image capturing apparatus includes a pair of side walls and a top plate provided between the pair of side walls, and one side wall is shorter than the other side wall. It is formed so that the bottom surface of the housing is substantially the same as the installation surface.
- a shooting room is provided inside, and the area from the front side to the end of one side wall is the area of the subject.
- a housing serving as an entrance to the shooting room; a photographing means disposed on the rear side opposite to the front side of the housing for photographing a subject in the photographing room; and a photographing means provided on the housing and photographing.
- FIG. 1 is a side view illustrating a conventional photographing apparatus.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a photographing apparatus to which the present invention is applied, as viewed from the front side.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the photographing apparatus as viewed from the rear side.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective plan view of the photographing device.
- FIG. 5 is a plan view illustrating a pair of right and left lighting devices provided in the imaging room.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a conventional method, that is, a photograph taken by irradiating a subject from obliquely above from the front.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a photograph taken by irradiating the subject from right and left diagonally forward using the lighting apparatus described in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a view of the photographing device as viewed from the front side, and is a diagram illustrating a state in which a curtain is closed.
- FIG. 9A is a plan view illustrating a rotation support mechanism that supports the chair in rotation
- FIG. 9B is a front view thereof
- FIG. 9C is a side view thereof.
- FIG. 10 is a side view illustrating a state where the rotation support mechanism is jumping up the chair.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view illustrating a state where the chair is cleared.
- FIG. 12 is a block diagram illustrating a control circuit of the photographing apparatus.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating the operation of the control circuit.
- FIG. 14 is a plan view illustrating another example of the rotation support mechanism.
- FIG. 15 is a side view illustrating another example of the rotation support mechanism.
- BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, a photographing apparatus to which the present invention is applied will be described with reference to the drawings.
- an imaging apparatus 1 to which the present invention is applied constitutes a photo booth used for taking a face photograph of a patient or the like installed in a hospital or the like. It has a housing 11 constituting a part.
- the housing 11 has side walls 13 and 14 provided opposite to the rear portion 12 and a top plate 15 closing the side walls 13 and 14 to form a ceiling.
- An imaging room 16 is provided in a space defined by a part 12, a pair of side walls 13 and 14, and a top plate 15.
- an imaging section 17 for shooting the subject When the person to be the subject enters the shooting room 16, there is a back section 12 opposite to it, an imaging section 17 for shooting the subject, and a printer that prints the image taken by the imaging section 17.
- Various electric circuits such as an image processing circuit that performs image processing such as converting an image signal output from the imaging unit 17 from an analog signal to a digital signal, a control circuit that controls the entire operation, and the like.
- the built-in main board 21 and the like are built-in.
- the imaging unit 17 includes an imaging device 17a having an imaging element such as a CCD (Charge-Coupled Device), a half mirror 17b provided on a surface of the imaging room 16 facing a person to be a subject, And a reflector 17c for reflecting the light transmitted through the half mirror 17b.
- the half-mirror 17b reflects the light from the subject by a predetermined g with the half-mirror 17b so that the subject can see his or her own face. While allowing the remaining light to pass through, so that the imaging device 17a can capture the subject.
- the light transmitted through the half mirror 17b is reflected by the reflector 1c and guided to the imaging device 1a, whereby the imaging device 17a takes an image of the subject.
- the output from the imaging device 17a is output to the image processing circuit of the main board 21 and is subjected to digital processing, which is output to the printer 18 or 19.
- the first printer 18 is a main printer which is normally used, and the second printer 19 is an auxiliary printer which is used when the first printer 18 is out of order.
- the image data is output to the first printer 18 or the second printer 19 and printed on photographic paper by the printers 18 and 19.
- a power switch 20 a, a safe 20 b, and the like are built in a rear portion 12 constituting the housing 11.
- the side walls 13 and 14 are provided so as to be substantially parallel to each other integrally with the rear portion 12.
- the side walls 13 and 14 as well as the outer wall constituting the rear part 12 are made of a material having a relatively high specific gravity such as an iron plate, so that the lower side of the housing 11 is made heavier and is stably installed. It is formed so that it can be installed.
- One side wall 13 is formed to be shorter than the other side wall 14.
- the housing 11 is installed such that the other side wall 14 on the long side is along the wall.
- a rolling prevention member 22 connected to the installation surface 2 is attached to one of the shorter side walls 13.
- the fall prevention member 2 2 is secured to the installation surface 2 and one of the side walls 13 by screws or the like so that the housing 11 does not fall down when pushed from the side wall 13 side. I have to.
- the other side wall 14 is formed to be longer than the one side wall 13 so that the casing 11 can be sufficiently supported even when a force is applied from the one side wall 13 side. ing.
- the top plate 15 attached between the side walls 13 and 14 constitutes the ceiling of the imaging room 16 and is substantially the same as the other side wall 14 having the longer side in the longitudinal direction or the other side. It is formed slightly longer than the side wall 14.
- the top plate 15 is formed of a resin material such as polypropylene. That is, the top plate 15 is formed of a material having a lower specific gravity than the side walls 13 and 14.
- the housing 11 has a peripheral surface including the side walls 13 and 14. Is made of a material with a relatively heavy specific gravity such as an iron plate, and the top plate 15 located above is made of a material with a relatively light specific gravity, and is formed so that the lower side is heavier. Can be installed on Surface 2.
- the photographing room 16 is composed of a pair of side walls 13, 14 and a top plate 15 integrally formed with the back part 12 as described above, and an end of one side wall 13 and the other end.
- An entrance 23 of the photographing room 16 is formed between the side wall 14 and the end. In this way, the entrance 23 can be made wider by configuring it between the side walls 13 and 14 of different lengths. You can get into 6 easily.
- the housing 11 does not have a bottom plate. Therefore, the floor of the imaging room 16 is the installation surface 2, and the floor of the imaging room is flush with the installation surface 2. Therefore, as in the related art, there is no step at the entrance 23 of the imaging room 16, and a patient in a wheelchair or the like can enter the imaging room 16 while being in a wheelchair or the like.
- the photographing room 16 will be described in detail.
- the photographing room 16 is provided with a chair 24 rotatably supported by the other long side wall 14.
- the person to be the subject sits on the chair 24.
- a patient in a wheelchair or the like may enter the imaging room 16 from the entrance 23, and in this case, the chair 24 becomes an obstacle. Therefore, the chair 24 can be tilted to the other side wall 14 on the long side, and can be retracted from the imaging room 16 so that a patient in a wheelchair can enter the imaging room 16. I have.
- the height of the chair 24 is substantially the same as the height of the part where the wheelchair sits.
- the position of the imaging unit 17 cannot be changed and is fixed. Some of the subjects are in wheelchairs and others are not, and the height of the face varies accordingly. Therefore, the height of the chair 24 should be approximately the same as the height of the wheelchair, so that the height of the face of a person who is not in a wheelchair when sitting in the chair 24 and the height of the face of a person in a wheelchair Are made substantially the same so that even if the imaging section 17 is fixed, it is possible to reliably photograph the face of the person as the subject.
- a storage table 25 is provided next to the chair 24 so that a subject can place a ball or the like.
- the first surface 16 a facing the patient sitting in the chair 24 or in the wheelchair in the imaging room 16 is perpendicular to the optical axis of the imaging device 17 a constituting the imaging unit 1 ⁇ Yo
- a substantially rectangular half mirror 17b constituting the imaging unit 1 # is provided at a position on this surface facing the face of the person to be the subject.
- the half mirror 17b enables a patient sitting in a chair 24 or a wheelchair to take a picture while viewing his / her face with the half mirror 17b.
- the first surface 16a on which the half mirror 17b is provided and the second and third surfaces 16b, 16c adjacent to the left and right are arranged on the first surface 16a in a direction facing each other. It is provided to incline with respect to a.
- lighting fixtures 26 and 27 for illuminating a person as a subject are provided on the second and third surfaces 16b and 16c.
- Lighting devices 26 and 27 have a built-in light-emitting device, which is turned on when shooting to enable flash photography.
- the lighting fixtures 26 and 27 conventionally irradiate light from above the front of the subject. The difference in lighting between the chin and the chin, that is, above and below the face, is not reduced, and wrinkles are prevented from forming shadows so that the wrinkles are not conspicuous.
- the luminaire 26 provided on the second surface 16b and the luminaire 27 provided on the third surface 16c correspond to the light of the imaging device 17a.
- axis L and chairs Sen evening ⁇ luminaire 2 6 and the line connecting the city, 2 7 of the center 0 2, 0: a chair 2 4 of the center ⁇ has a linear and angle formed 0 theta 2 connecting city It is provided as follows.
- 0 2 is set at an angle such that a smooth shadow is formed on the face at the time of shooting, the illumination is not reflected on the glasses, and the shadow is not easily generated on the background, for example, 30 ° to 70 °, preferably 50 °. Is done.
- the lighting devices 26 and 27 are configured to irradiate the object so as to generate an illumination difference.
- the luminaires 26 and 27 illuminate the subject so that the illumination difference is, for example, 1: 1.5 to 1: 3, preferably 1: 2.
- any lighting fixture that intensifies the light may be used.
- a soft shadow is formed in the photograph, and the subject can be projected three-dimensionally instead of two-dimensionally.
- a CCD is used as the imaging device 17a of the imaging section 17.
- the CCD has a narrower latitude than a camera using a silver halide film (silver halide camera). Therefore, this illumination difference has a smaller ratio than a silver halide camera. Is set to
- Fig. 6 shows a photograph taken by irradiating the subject with light from above and in front of the subject
- Fig. 7 shows the subject being tilted horizontally using lighting fixtures 26 and 27.
- photographed by irradiating light from the front is shown.
- the wrinkles of the forehead of the subject are less noticeable in Fig. 6. This is because, as described above, by irradiating light from the left, right, and obliquely forward of the subject, there is no illumination difference between the top and bottom of the face, and no wrinkles are cast with shadows.
- a lighting device 28 for irradiating a subject from below is provided.
- the lighting fixture 28 is provided on the upper surface 28 b of the first surface 16 a, which is formed below the half mirror 17 b and protrudes toward the photographing room 16 side. It is provided so that the irradiation direction is obliquely upward.
- the imaging room 16 is provided with a charge input unit 28 constituting an operation unit on the side of one side wall 13 on the front side of the subject.
- the fee input unit 29 includes a coin input unit 29a for pitching coins and a banknote input unit 29b for inputting banknotes. It is set at a height where it is easy to pay by hand when Since the chair 24 is provided in accordance with the height of the wheelchair as described above, even a person in a wheelchair can easily input a fee into the fee input unit 29.
- buttons and the like for confirming before performing may be provided.
- these buttons are also provided on the front side of the subject and on one side wall 13 side.
- a positioning recess 31 for positioning a photographing position of a person to be a subject is provided below the protrusion 28 a. The position where the positioning recess 31 is provided is provided at a height that can accommodate the knees of a person sitting on the chair 24 or the wheelchair.
- the person to be photographed When taking a picture, the person to be photographed easily sits in a chair 24 or enters the photographing room 16 from the entrance 23 with a wheelchair, and engages the knee with the positioning EI section 31.
- the photographing position can be positioned at any time. In other words, the subject By engaging with the positioning recess 31, the half mirror 17 b faces forward.
- the imaging room 16 is provided with an object detection unit 32 for detecting whether or not a subject has entered the imaging room 16.
- the subject detection unit 32 is provided on the chair 24 of the top board 15 and detects that the subject is at the shooting position H.
- the object detection section 33 outputs this detection signal to the control circuit of the main board 21 and switches from the standby mode to the photographing mode.
- the subject detection section 32 may be provided in the positioning recess 31 described above.
- the subject detection unit 32 When the subject detection unit 32 is provided on the top 15, the subject is detected even when the subject is not actually at the shooting position, for example, when the subject is standing in the shooting room 16.
- the subject detection unit 32 When the subject detection unit 32 is provided in the positioning recess 31, the subject cannot be detected unless the knee is engaged with the positioning recess 31, so that the subject at the shooting position is reliably detected. can do.
- a curtain rail or a hook (not shown) is provided in an area serving as the entrance 23 of the top plate 15, and the power rails and hooks, which are not shown, are suspended by the power rails and hooks.
- the entrance 23 can be opened and closed.
- the force 33 is light-blocking, and prevents external light from entering the photographing room 16 during photographing.
- the curtain 33 can be easily moved to enter and exit the imaging room 16 easily.
- the curtain 33 at the front entrance is provided with a slit 33a to facilitate entry.
- the area behind the subject on the side of the shooting room 16 of the force 33 is an area serving as the background of the photograph.
- the slit 33a is provided in an area excluding the area serving as the background of the photograph.
- a plate or the like may be used as the light blocking member in addition to the force 33.
- a first handrail 34 is provided in a substantially central area at the end of the short side wall 13 constituting the entrance 23, and is provided with a crutch, a patient on a wheelchair, etc. The disabled persons can easily enter the shooting room 16 from the entrance 23.
- a second handrail 35 is provided so that, for example, a patient with crutches can easily enter the imaging room 16 from the entrance 23.
- a third handrail 36 is provided horizontally on the other side wall 14 at substantially the same height as the fee input section 29 constituting the operation section, for example, a subject sitting on a chair. This makes it easy for a person who is in a wheelchair or a person in a wheelchair to adjust the shooting position.
- one of the short side walls 13 has a photo outlet on the outer surface side where the photos printed by the printers 18 and 19 are discharged.
- the rotation support mechanism 40 has a chair attachment member 41 to which a chair 24 is attached.
- the chair attachment member 41 has a pivot support having one end integrally provided on the other side wall 14. It is rotatably attached to the part 42 via a support shaft 43.
- the chair mounting member 41 has a chair supporting member 44 that supports the chair 24 immediately below the chair 24.
- the chair support member 44 supports the chair 24 when the subject sits on the chair 24.
- One end of the support member 4 4 is in contact with the floor of the photographing room 16, ie, the mounting surface 2.
- the chair attachment member 41 and the chair support member 44 are connected via a link member 46.
- One end of the link member 46 is rotatably attached to the chair support member 44, for example, on the chair 24 side by a support shaft 47, and the other end is a guide hole 4 provided in the chair attachment member 41.
- An engaging projection 49 provided on the other end is engaged with the engaging member 8.
- the link member 46 moves the chair supporting member 44 to a supporting position for supporting the chair 24 when the chair 24 is used, that is, a position substantially perpendicular to the installation surface 2 and the chair.
- the chair support member 44 is set to be substantially parallel to the other side wall 14 when the chair 24 is cleared, and the chair 24 is moved from the photographing room 16 to a retracted position where the chair 24 is retracted. That is, when the chair 24 is used, the link member 46 has the engagement projection 49 at one end of the guide hole 48, and the chair support member 44 is substantially perpendicular to the installation surface 2. (Support position).
- the engagement protrusion 49 moves to the other end along the guide hole 48.
- the chair support member 44 rotates to one side with the support shaft 45 as a rotation fulcrum, and becomes substantially parallel to the side wall 14 and the chair 24 (a retracted position).
- the chair mounting member 41 is connected to the other side wall 14 by a damper 51.
- a damper 51 One end of the gunpa 51 is rotatably supported by the chair mounting member 41 via the support shaft 52.
- the other end is rotatably supported by a support shaft 53 a of a support portion 53 provided below the rotation support portion 42 of the other side wall 14.
- the damper 51 allows the chair 24 to be gently turned when the chair 24 is turned.
- the other side wall 13 is provided with a holding mechanism 54 for holding the chair 24 in the retracted position.
- a holding member 56 is attached to a support piece 55 provided integrally with the other side wall 14.
- the holding member 56 is movably supported on the support piece 55 by a support shaft 57 in the middle part, and a locking projection 58 for locking the chair 34 is provided at one end side.
- a pressing portion 60 that presses a detecting portion 59 that detects that the chair 24 is at the standby position is provided.
- the holding member 56 has one end of a spring 62 as an urging member attached to an attachment piece 61 provided on the other side wall 14 attached thereto.
- the other end of the panel 62 is locked to the other end of the holding member 56, and the holding member 56 is urged in the direction in which the locking projection 58 locks the chair 24, that is, downward. .
- the chair support member 44 rotates about the support shaft 45 as a rotation fulcrum in the direction of arrow B in FIG. Then, as shown in FIG. 11, when the chair 24 is rotated until it is substantially parallel to the other side wall 14, the chair 24 is moved to the locking projection 5 of the holding member 56 of the holding mechanism 54. Locked to 8. As a result, the chair 24 is held at the retracted position substantially parallel to the other side wall 14. At this time, the holding member 56 is pushed by the chair 24 and turns around the support shaft 57 as a turning fulcrum against the urging force of the panel 62.
- the chair 24 can be gently rotated by the damper 51. Then, the pressing portion 60 of the holding member 56 presses the detecting portion 59. Thereby, the detection unit 59 can detect that the chair 24 is in the shelter position S.
- the holding member 56 is securely urged by the panel 62 so that the locking projection 58 is engaged with the chair 24 so that the chair 24 is securely locked and held at the retracted position. can do.
- the holding member 56 may be rotated using the support shaft 57 as a rotation fulcrum to release the engagement between the engaging projection 58 and the chair 24. .
- the chair 24 becomes rotatable in the direction indicated by the arrow A in FIG. 10, and the chair support member 44 has the engagement protrusion 49 of the link member 46 gradually becoming the other of the guide hole 48.
- the control circuit 70 is a processor required for the operation of the device.
- ROM (Read-Only Memory) 71 for storing programs
- a program storage unit 72 composed of a hard disk or the like for storing application programs required for the operation of the device
- ROM 71 and program storage A RAM (Random-Access Memory) 73 into which programs stored in the section 72 are loaded, a billing section 74 for performing billing processing by judging the amount and the like inputted from the billing section 29,
- An audio output unit 75 that outputs audio, a speaker 76 that outputs audio data as audible sound, a drive 77 that is equipped with an external storage device, and a CPU (Central Processing Unit) that controls the overall operation t) 7 8 which are connected via a bus 7 9 That.
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- the bus 79 includes an imaging device 17 a constituting the imaging unit 1, lighting devices 26, 27, 28, and a subject detection unit 3 for detecting whether or not the subject has entered the shooting room 16. 2.
- a detection unit 59 for detecting that the chair 24 is at the standby position is connected.
- the CPU 78 determines whether the chair 24 is in the retracted position, that is, the chair 24 is substantially parallel to the other side wall 14 and the wheelchair is in the shooting room 16 Determine if you are ready to enter.
- the CPU 78 detects whether or not the detection unit 59 constituting the rotation support mechanism 40 is pressed by the pressing unit 60 of the holding member 56 and is turned on.
- step S 2 When it is determined that 24 is not in the retracted position, that is, it is set in the shooting room 16, the process proceeds to step S 2, and the normal mode, that is, the mode in which the subject is seated on the chair 24 and the shooting is performed. Move on.
- the CPU 78 determines that the chair 24 is in the retracted position, the process proceeds to step S9, and shifts to the wheelchair-only mode. In the wheelchair-only mode, the time taken to take a picture is longer because a person in a wheelchair takes more time to determine the shooting position than a person not in a wheelchair.
- step S2 the CPU 78 determines whether or not the user has reached the shooting position.
- the subject detection unit 32 is configured by an infrared sensor or the like, and detects whether a person to be a subject is sitting on the chair 24 and is at a shooting position where the knee is engaged with the positioning recess 31.
- C P U 78 is the object detection section
- step 2 detects that the camera is at the shooting position, the process proceeds to step S3, and when it is not detected, step S2 is repeated.
- step S3 the CPU 78 announces that the fee is to be input to the fee input unit 29 via the audio output unit 75. That is, the audio output unit 75 outputs a message such as “Please insert a fee. J” or the like is output as audible sound from the speaker 76.
- the subject becomes a charge input unit 29.
- the fee input section 29 is provided at a relatively easy-to-reach position, so the subject can be seated in a chair or wheelchair. Charges can be easily input to the charge input section 29. Also, since the charge input section 29 is provided on one side wall 13 side, the caregiver also reaches out from the entrance 23. Easy The fee can be input from the fee input section 29.
- step S4 the CPU 78 determines whether or not a predetermined amount has been input from the charge input section 29. Specifically, the billing processing unit 74 determines the amount of money inserted from the fee input unit 29, and when the amount is insufficient, requests addition of the amount. When the amount is large, the change is calculated and refunded.
- billing processing section 74 outputs the completion of billing to CPU 78, and thereby CPU 78 determines whether the billing process has been completed.
- the CPU 78 returns to step S3 and re-announces to charge the fee again.
- step S6 the CPU 78 announces that photographing is to be started via the audio output unit 75.
- the audio output unit 75 outputs a message such as “Start photographing from now on” as an audible sound from the speaker 76.
- the CPU 78 captures an image of the subject in step S6.
- the imaging device 17a photoelectrically converts the captured light and outputs it.
- the lighting fixtures 26, 27, and 28 emit light from the luminous body 2.
- the lighting fixtures 26 and 27 irradiate the subject with light from the left and right diagonally forward of the subject, so that the illumination difference between the forehead and chin of the subject, that is, the top and bottom of the face Be able to take pictures without wrinkles and shadows on wrinkles.
- the lighting fixtures 26 and 27 emit light with a difference in illumination between the left and right, so that a three-dimensional photograph having a soft shadow can be taken.
- step S7 the CPU 78 announces via the audio output unit 75 that photography has been completed.
- the audio output unit 75 outputs a message such as “photographing has been completed” as an audible sound from the speaker 76.
- step S8 the CPU 78 outputs the data of the imaging device 17a to the first printer 18 or the second printer 19, and outputs the data to the first printer 18 or the second printer 18. 9 prints on photographic paper based on the input data. Then, the first pudding 18 or the second pudding 19 discharges the photographic paper on which the image has been printed to the photo discharge port 38.
- the CPU 78 determines in step SI that the chair 24 is in the retracted position, the mode becomes a wheelchair exclusive mode, and performs the processing from step S9 to step S14.
- the processing from step S9 to step S14 is substantially the same as the processing from step S2 to step S6 described above, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- step S13 the time from the announcement of the photographing start in step S12 to the start of photographing is longer than in step S6. This is because a person in a wheelchair takes more time to prepare for a photo shoot than a person in a wheelchair.
- the drive 77 can be mounted with a removable recording medium 80 such as a recordable write-once or rewritable optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, a magnetic disk, and an IC card.
- the removable recording medium 80 stores, for example, image data of a subject photographed by the imaging unit 17.
- the image data stored in the removable recording medium 80 can be read out using, for example, another information processing device and used as a photograph of the patient's face such as an electronic medical record.
- the image data of this patient is transmitted to the other information processing device via a transmission / reception unit connected to a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network) in addition to using the removable recording medium 80. You may.
- LAN Local Area Network
- the drive 70 is used to mount a removable recording medium 80 such as a ROM-type optical disk and to install an abbreviated program necessary for operating the present apparatus 1 in the program storage section 72. You may do so.
- a removable recording medium 80 such as a ROM-type optical disk
- the program to be installed in the program storage unit 72 or the like may be downloaded and installed via the transmission / reception unit.
- the floor of the imaging room is flush with the installation surface 2, so that there is no step and the patient in a wheelchair or the like can use the imaging room while in the wheelchair or the like.
- the imaging device 1 is installed in a hospital or the like, and is used not only by a healthy person but also by a person in a wheelchair or a person with crutches.
- this photographing device 1 When entering, it may hit one of the side walls 13, etc., but this photographing device 1 forms the other side wall 14 longer than the one side wall 13, and Fix to the installation surface 2 with the fall prevention member 2 2, and furthermore, the top plate 15 is made of a material having a lower specific gravity than the side walls 13 and 14, and the center of gravity is Since it is assembled so as to come down, even if a user hits when entering the imaging room 16 and receives an impact, it is possible to reliably prevent the installation position from shifting or falling.
- first to third handrails 34 to 36 can be used when entering the photographing room 16
- the work to enter the photographing room 16 can be performed easily and the photographing position can be adjusted. Positioning can be easily performed.
- the chair 24 can be retracted from the imaging room 16. Therefore, a patient in a wheelchair can enter the imaging room 16 while sitting in a wheelchair by praying and folding the chair 24.
- the chair 24 is securely supported by the chair support member 44, and a subject such as a patient can sit on the chair 24 in a stable state.
- the handle 24 a is provided on the side wall 13 of the shorter side, so that the handle 24 a is located on the entrance 23 side, and the patient in a wheelchair In addition, a caregiver who cares for this can easily turn the chair 24 to fold it.
- the fee input unit 29 is provided near the side wall 13, that is, near the entrance 23, so that the fee can be easily charged just by the caregiver reaching out. It can be fed into the charging section 29.
- the imaging device 1 is turned into a dedicated mode for the wheelchair because the chair 24 is rotated to be in a state substantially parallel to the other side wall 14 and can be evacuated from the imaging room 16. To increase the time between announcement and shooting. This allows a person in a wheelchair to take more time to prepare for a photo shoot than a person who is not in a wheelchair, but has more time to prepare for a photo shoot.
- the chair 24 can be rotated in the horizontal direction so that the chair 24 can be seated on the chair 24 and the chair 24 can be retracted from the photographing room 16 in the retreat position.
- the same effect as the above-described rotation support mechanism 40 can be obtained.
- the photographing apparatus 1 installed in a hospital or the like has been described as an example.
- the present invention is not limited to this. It can also be applied to As a result, devices installed on street corners, game consoles, etc. will also be easy to use for physically handicapped people.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment described with reference to the drawings, and various changes, substitutions, or equivalents thereof may be made without departing from the scope and spirit of the appended claims.
- one of the side walls constituting the photography room is formed shorter than the other, so that the entrance for entering the photography room can be enlarged, and Since the floor is formed so as to be substantially flush with the installation surface, even a person in a wheelchair or the like can easily enter the shooting room and take a picture.
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