Inventor · Rochester, NY, US

Mark A. Lamphron

18Patents
5h-index
8Co-inventors
51Inventor score

Filing activity: Feb 11, 1993 → Feb 17, 1999

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5255041A Single-use camera with door for cartridge receiving chamber Physics 17 Expired
US5761542A One-time-use camera with film door which when opened to remove film cartridge breaks anti-backup pawl for film winder wheel Physics 17 Expired
US5943521A Camera with movable protective cover supported for pivoting to activate switch Physics 10 Expired
US6035128A One-time-use camera with hinge-connected front and rear cover parts Physics 6 Expired
US5576790A Anti-backup mechanism for preventing reverse rotation of film winder in camera Physics 6 Expired
US5758197A One-time-use camera with resettable frame counter Physics 5 Expired
US5867739A One-time-use camera with break-away retainer for removable plug Physics 3 Expired
US5950029A Variable format viewfinder mask and lens cover in camera Physics 3 Expired
US5765042A One-time-use camera with matching indicia on camera exterior and film cassette Physics 2 Expired
USD352302S Single-use daylight camera General 2 Expired
USD352303S Single-use camera with built-in flash General 2 Expired
US5771401A One-time-use camera with translation-to-rotation converter which is translated first to rotate light lock of film cassette closed and then to eject cassette from camera Physics 1 Expired
US5748988A Quietly operating anti-backup pawl for manual film advance thumbwheel in camera Physics 1 Expired
US6033133A Shutter mechanism for cameras Physics 1 Expired
US5864723A One-time-use camera with motion-restraint for rotatable frame counter Physics 1 Expired
US5999745A One-time-use camera with anti-backup mechanism to prevent reverse unwinding rotation of film winder Physics 1 Expired
US6097891A One-time-use camera with viewfinder incapacitated when rear cover part removed to load fresh film in camera Physics 0 Expired
US6010252A Shutter mechanism Physics 0 Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.