Thomas E Brentnall

US Patent:

20120138821, Jun 7, 2012

Filed:

Dec 2, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/310150

Inventors:

Daniel Mark Joseph - Los Angeles CA, US
Jere Mark Kirkley - Winter Garden FL, US
Peter Stepniewicz - Winter Garden FL, US
Mark A. Reichow - Valencia CA, US
Christopher Raynard Runco - Burbank CA, US
Thomas E. Brentnall - Cypress CA, US
Thomas Fraiser LaDuke - Orange CA, US

International Classification:

B01J 19/12

US Classification:

2504921

Abstract:

A mirror is at least partially transparent on a first side and at least partially reflective on a second side. The mirror is positioned at an angle in front of a display such that visible light emitted from the display is reflected from the second side. Further, the a plurality of invisible light emitters are positioned in front of the second side that transmits the invisible light through the mirror from the second side to the first side.

US Patent:

20130229527, Sep 5, 2013

Filed:

Apr 15, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/863355

Inventors:

Christopher Raynard Runco - Burbank CA, US
Thomas E. Brentnall - Cypress CA, US
Thomas Frasier LaDuke - Orange CA, US

Assignee:

Disney Enterprises, Inc. - Burbank CA

International Classification:

H04N 5/33

US Classification:

348164

Abstract:

The subject matter disclosed herein involves systems, methods, apparatuses or devices related to infrared imaging or infrared imaging projection.

US Patent:

46028579, Jul 29, 1986

Filed:

Jul 30, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/648239

Inventors:

Robert L. Woltz - Laguna Beach CA
Thomas E. Brentnall - Costa Mesa CA

International Classification:

G03B 4100

US Classification:

352 84

Abstract:

A panoramic motion picture camera for continuously nonintermittently exposing a filmstrip in which a camera body assembly includes a stationary housing portion and a rotatable housing portion, the rotatable housing portion including an upper housing section and a lower housing section rotatable about an axis of rotation. Camera components including a lens means, a film gate, a main film sprocket, a film supply sprocket, and film idler spools providing a film path are enclosed within the upper housing section while a film supply reel and film take-up reel coaxially arranged and in spaced planar zones are contained within the lower housing section of the rotatable portion. Bidirectional film spools translate the filmstrip from the supply reel to the film path provided in the upper housing section and then to the film take-up reel at the lower part of the lower housing section. In the stationary housing portion motor drive means are provided for the main film sprocket, the supply and take-up reels, and the rotatable housing portion. Brake means is provided in the stationary housing portion for stopping rotation of the main film sprocket to cause relative movement of the filmstrip past the film gate of the lens means.