The invention relates to a head mounted image capture device (101) for capturing facial motion of a user. The device (101) includes a helmet (102) including a front portion (103) for resting on the user's forehead, a back portion (104) for resting on the back of the user's head and side portions (105) each for resting on the sides of a user's head (H). Each side portion (105) includes a respective arm (106) which supports a respective camera (107). The device (101) also includes an articulated structure (109) connecting the front portion (103) to the back portion (104) for approximating the profile of the head (H) of the user.

The invention relates to a head mounted image capture device (101) for capturing facial motion of a user. The device (101) includes a helmet (102) including a front portion (103) for resting on the user's forehead, a back portion (104) for resting on the back of the user's head and side portions (105) each for resting on the sides of a user's head (H). Each side portion (105) includes a respective arm (106) which supports a respective camera (107). The device (101) also includes an articulated structure (109) connecting the front portion (103) to the back portion (104) for approximating the profile of the head (H) of the user.

Improvements in a shield is disclosed. The steady shield integrates a vest with a shield that can be made from a protective ballistic material that protects the user from projectiles, bottles, heat or debris. An adjustable arm connects the vest to the shield and allows the shield to be moved at least one of towards, away and to the sides and higher and lower relative to the user. Once the shield is positioned the shield will remain in the set position to allow both arms and hands of the user free for other activities. The shield also provides a platform for the storage of tools or other features such as, but not limited to, ammunition, tear gas, water, first aid, lighting, radio, camera, GPS or other display.

Improvements in a shield is disclosed. The steady shield integrates a vest with a shield that can be made from a protective ballistic material that protects the user from projectiles, bottles, heat or debris. An adjustable arm connects the vest to the shield and allows the shield to be moved at least one of towards, away and to the sides and higher and lower relative to the user. Once the shield is positioned the shield will remain in the set position to allow both arms and hands of the user free for other activities. The shield also provides a platform for the storage of tools or other features such as, but not limited to, ammunition, tear gas, water, first aid, lighting, radio, camera, GPS or other display.

Photography equipment, specifically a clamping and supporting apparatus for a smart mobile terminal, including an accommodating member and a mobile phone clamp assembly. The accommodating member includes an accommodating body and a connecting plate rotatably connected to the accommodating body. The mobile phone clamp assembly is disposed on the connecting plate and configured to be received in the accommodating body. The connecting plate rotates to allow the mobile phone clamp assembly to be received in the accommodating body. When the mobile phone clamp assembly is not in use, the connecting plate is rotated to allow the mobile phone clamp assembly to be received, so that space is saved and the accommodation and placement of the clamping and supporting apparatus are facilitated. The accommodating body is a handle, so that one can conveniently hold the accommodating body with one hand and open or close the connecting plate with the other hand.

Photography equipment, specifically a clamping and supporting apparatus for a smart mobile terminal, including an accommodating member and a mobile phone clamp assembly. The accommodating member includes an accommodating body and a connecting plate rotatably connected to the accommodating body. The mobile phone clamp assembly is disposed on the connecting plate and configured to be received in the accommodating body. The connecting plate rotates to allow the mobile phone clamp assembly to be received in the accommodating body. When the mobile phone clamp assembly is not in use, the connecting plate is rotated to allow the mobile phone clamp assembly to be received, so that space is saved and the accommodation and placement of the clamping and supporting apparatus are facilitated. The accommodating body is a handle, so that one can conveniently hold the accommodating body with one hand and open or close the connecting plate with the other hand.

A head mounted device includes a ring-shaped mount unit for mounting the head mounted device on a head of a user, the ring-shaped mount unit including a first housing having a band portion on each of both sides thereof and a second housing having an engagement portion to be engaged with the band portion, and the ring-shaped mount unit being formed in a ring shape that enables enlargement and reduction of a circumference thereof by engagement of the band portion with the engagement portion. The head mounted device further includes a circumference holding unit, such as a torque limiter, configured to generate a holding force at least in a circumference enlargement direction of the ring-shaped mount unit.

A head mounted device includes a ring-shaped mount unit for mounting the head mounted device on a head of a user, the ring-shaped mount unit including a first housing having a band portion on each of both sides thereof and a second housing having an engagement portion to be engaged with the band portion, and the ring-shaped mount unit being formed in a ring shape that enables enlargement and reduction of a circumference thereof by engagement of the band portion with the engagement portion. The head mounted device further includes a circumference holding unit, such as a torque limiter, configured to generate a holding force at least in a circumference enlargement direction of the ring-shaped mount unit.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of photography and videography equipment, and in particular to a rotating assembly, a supporting stand, and a photographing device. The rotating assembly comprises a head adjusting structure including a first button, a first toothed disc, a second toothed disc, and a first elastic member. The first toothed disc is fixedly connected with a first head connector. The first elastic member is configured to enable teeth on the second toothed disc to mesh with teeth on the first toothed disc. The first button is configured to overcome an elastic force of the first elastic member under the action of an external force, so that the teeth on the second toothed disc are disengaged from the teeth on the first toothed disc. The angle of the first head connector fixedly connected to the first toothed disc is adjusted by using the first button, the first toothed disc, the second toothed disc, and the first elastic member, so that the angle of an external device, such as an image acquisition apparatus, mounted to the first head connector can be adjusted without using a separate head, which contributes to cost saving.

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of photography and videography equipment, and in particular to a rotating assembly, a supporting stand, and a photographing device. The rotating assembly comprises a head adjusting structure including a first button, a first toothed disc, a second toothed disc, and a first elastic member. The first toothed disc is fixedly connected with a first head connector. The first elastic member is configured to enable teeth on the second toothed disc to mesh with teeth on the first toothed disc. The first button is configured to overcome an elastic force of the first elastic member under the action of an external force, so that the teeth on the second toothed disc are disengaged from the teeth on the first toothed disc. The angle of the first head connector fixedly connected to the first toothed disc is adjusted by using the first button, the first toothed disc, the second toothed disc, and the first elastic member, so that the angle of an external device, such as an image acquisition apparatus, mounted to the first head connector can be adjusted without using a separate head, which contributes to cost saving.