A camera with a printer includes a loading room into which an instant film pack in which instant films are accommodated in a stacking manner is loaded, a slit formed in the loading room, a claw member that enters through the slit, and sends out the instant film, and a loading room side rib provided along the slit. The loading room side rib is formed at a position and with a protruding amount where the loading room side rib is capable of being inserted into the instant film pack loaded into the loading room.

The processor recognizes a first act for an imaging and print instruction that combines an imaging instruction and an instruction to print an image, the first act being performed by a person to be imaged who is included in a subject and within an imaging range of a camera unit, causes the camera unit to perform an imaging operation of outputting an image required to be printed in a case where the first act is recognized, recognizes a second act for an instruction to stop printing the image required to be printed, and causes a printer unit to print the image required to be printed in a case where the second act is not recognized during a predetermined print standby period and instructs the printer unit to stop printing the image required to be printed in a case where the second act is recognized during the print standby period.

The processor recognizes a first act for an imaging and print instruction that combines an imaging instruction and an instruction to print an image, the first act being performed by a person to be imaged who is included in a subject and within an imaging range of a camera unit, causes the camera unit to perform an imaging operation of outputting an image required to be printed in a case where the first act is recognized, recognizes a second act for an instruction to stop printing the image required to be printed, and causes a printer unit to print the image required to be printed in a case where the second act is not recognized during a predetermined print standby period and instructs the printer unit to stop printing the image required to be printed in a case where the second act is recognized during the print standby period.

A camera with a printer includes a loading room into which an instant film pack in which instant films are accommodated in a stacking manner is loaded, a slit formed in the loading room, a claw member that enters through the slit, and sends out the instant film, and a loading room side rib provided along the slit. The loading room side rib is formed at a position and with a protruding amount where the loading room side rib is capable of being inserted into the instant film pack loaded into the loading room.

Systems and methods for recording personalized digital images on film are described. In some embodiments, a system may include a length of film, a film recorder, and a server. The system may be configured to record in a first frame of the length of film one or more digital images associated with a first user. The system may further be configured to record in a second frame of the length of film one or more digital images with a second user. As a result, the length of film may include a plurality of frames having respective sets of images, or renderings thereof, associated with respective users, and at least two frames of the length of film may include sets of images, or renderings thereof, associated with respective users that are different from one-another.

Apparatus and method for generating and printing of photographs for identification documents, which allow you to print photographs for identification documents with a plain color background without using a plain color background during photographing the user, or using an uploaded photograph with an arbitrary background. The apparatus may include one or more cameras configured to photograph the user. The apparatus may include one or more video displays and devices for user interaction. The apparatus may include one or more payment devices. A user takes or uploads a photo with an arbitrary background and position of a person, after which automatic algorithms process the photo, converting it to the required format, including a plain color background, and the correct position of the person. The generated photo then can be printed and/or saved and/or sent to the user using one of the communication channels.

Apparatus and method for generating and printing of photographs for identification documents, which allow you to print photographs for identification documents with a plain color background without using a plain color background during photographing the user, or using an uploaded photograph with an arbitrary background. The apparatus may include one or more cameras configured to photograph the user. The apparatus may include one or more video displays and devices for user interaction. The apparatus may include one or more payment devices. A user takes or uploads a photo with an arbitrary background and position of a person, after which automatic algorithms process the photo, converting it to the required format, including a plain color background, and the correct position of the person. The generated photo then can be printed and/or saved and/or sent to the user using one of the communication channels.

A printer unit has a film pack room into which any one of a first instant film pack or a second instant film pack is loaded, an exposure head, and a controller. The second instant film pack is aligned in the film pack room so as to be shifted to the one side.

A printer unit has a film pack room into which any one of a first instant film pack or a second instant film pack is loaded, an exposure head, and a controller. The second instant film pack is aligned in the film pack room so as to be shifted to the one side.

An electronic imager (1) for imaging a photographic medium, comprising at least one array (6) of micromirrors (2), each of which is suitable for reflecting, during a change in position, a light beam coming from at least one light source (3) towards a projecting optical element (4), the change in position of the micromirrors (2) being controlled by a signal modulated at a toggling frequency (fb) of the micromirrors comprised between 1 Hz and 100 kHz.