A small-sized aperture assembly includes a base plate, an optical shutter fixed to the base plate, a motor providing a driving force, a linkage mechanism with one end connected to the motor, and a transition gear located between the linkage mechanism and the optical shutter. A periphery of the optical shutter is provided with a sawtooth segment meshed with the transition gear, and the other end of the linkage mechanism is hinged to the transition gear, so that the linkage mechanism drives the transition gear to move under the driving of the motor, and enables the optical shutter to switch between a closed state and an open state.

A small-sized aperture assembly includes a base plate, an optical shutter fixed to the base plate, a motor providing a driving force, a linkage mechanism with one end connected to the motor, and a transition gear located between the linkage mechanism and the optical shutter. A periphery of the optical shutter is provided with a sawtooth segment meshed with the transition gear, and the other end of the linkage mechanism is hinged to the transition gear, so that the linkage mechanism drives the transition gear to move under the driving of the motor, and enables the optical shutter to switch between a closed state and an open state.

A light shield for a ring light, to reduce abnormal images occurring because of errant and uncontrolled light entering an image-capturing module, includes a first shield portion, a second shield portion, and a third shield portion. The first shield portion is on an exterior of the light shield. The third shield portion is on an interior of the shield. The second shield portion is arranged between the first shield portion and the third shield portion and is inclined relative to the first and third shield portions. The light shield controls the direction of light emitted from the ring light, allowing an adjacent camera module or other image-capturing device to function normally and accurately. The disclosure further provides a lamp assembly including the light shield.

A light projection device includes a tubular casing having a light-emitting part at one tube end; a light source configured with a light-emitting diode; and a light amount control mechanism positioned between the light source and the light-emitting part. The light amount control mechanism includes a rotating body, an operating part attached to the rotating body such as to allow for rotary operation of the rotating body from outside the casing, a variable resistor, and a link mechanism operably connecting the rotating body and the variable resistor such that a forward movement of the rotating body causes a movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is increased and such that a backward movement of the rotating body causes the movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is decreased.

A light projection device includes a tubular casing having a light-emitting part at one tube end; a light source configured with a light-emitting diode; and a light amount control mechanism positioned between the light source and the light-emitting part. The light amount control mechanism includes a rotating body, an operating part attached to the rotating body such as to allow for rotary operation of the rotating body from outside the casing, a variable resistor, and a link mechanism operably connecting the rotating body and the variable resistor such that a forward movement of the rotating body causes a movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is increased and such that a backward movement of the rotating body causes the movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is decreased.

A light projection device includes a tubular casing having a light-emitting part at one tube end; a light source configured with a light-emitting diode; and a light amount control mechanism positioned between the light source and the light-emitting part. The light amount control mechanism includes a rotating body, an operating part attached to the rotating body such as to allow for rotary operation of the rotating body from outside the casing, a variable resistor, and a link mechanism operably connecting the rotating body and the variable resistor such that a forward movement of the rotating body causes a movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is increased and such that a backward movement of the rotating body causes the movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is decreased.

A light projection device includes a tubular casing having a light-emitting part at one tube end; a light source configured with a light-emitting diode; and a light amount control mechanism positioned between the light source and the light-emitting part. The light amount control mechanism includes a rotating body, an operating part attached to the rotating body such as to allow for rotary operation of the rotating body from outside the casing, a variable resistor, and a link mechanism operably connecting the rotating body and the variable resistor such that a forward movement of the rotating body causes a movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is increased and such that a backward movement of the rotating body causes the movable part of the variable resistor to move in a direction in which the amount of current is decreased.

A plaster frame is provided for recessed lighting luminaires, wherein the main hole size is not fixed, but adjustable, and in more than one shape opening, e.g. round, square, rectangular, and other opening shapes as required. The plaster frame has an adjustable hole, the concept here disclosed comprises a series of moving leaves and may also contain an actuating ring, the rotation of which cause the leaves to move inward or outward, changing the hole, or aperture. Although fasteners may be used to retain the various moving elements, these adjustable openings can also be utilized without the use of any fasteners.

Methods and apparatus are presented for retaining a dome lens in a lighting element that provides a projection of light forming a substantially uniform bright light on a surface a known distance from the lighting element. The lighting element includes a dome lens that is removably positioned proximal to a light source, such that the light source is retained at a location within a focal length of a projection lens and at or within a focal length of the dome lens. The dome lens magnifies the light outputted by the light source, such that the projected light is brighter than the light generated by the light source.

Methods and apparatus are presented for retaining a dome lens in a lighting element that provides a projection of light forming a substantially uniform bright light on a surface a known distance from the lighting element. The lighting element includes a dome lens that is removably positioned proximal to a light source, such that the light source is retained at a location within a focal length of a projection lens and at or within a focal length of the dome lens. The dome lens magnifies the light outputted by the light source, such that the projected light is brighter than the light generated by the light source.