The Cellphone Camera - A cellphone and camera combination capable of remote video reception and broadcast in the palm of your hands!
The present invention, a cell phone having a serarately positioned self adjusting cell camera lens that is activated when accessed by said cell phone. When a call is sent to the cell camera, the call activates the lens on the camera and an image appears on the cell phone screen, the user has the option of seeing the displayed image, hearing an adjusted sound and speaker mode if neccessary, sound and talk mode can also be muted. The cell camera has off and on capabilities on a motion sensor that will dial into the cell phone and provide a display. The present system is protected from undesired access and use to the cell camera by a user defined access code. When the user call to access the cell camera, the user must enter a redefined access code to activate the cell camera.
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The cellphone camera of the present invention provides means for AC or DC input power. The cellphone camera may be powered by a standard 120AC outlet or by an integral rechargeable battery pack. The cell phone is equipped with circuitry including a transceiver that provides means for two-way communications. When a call is sent to the cellphone camera, the call activates the lens on the cellphone camera and an image appears on the cell phone screen, as well as still images and sound. Additional elements of the present invention provides means for video streams and recording options, automatic night vision adjustment, and multiple access codes to allow control of multiple cameras. To allow people to utilize the technology of the cellphone Camera with their existing cell phones, a cell phone adapter with a "video eye", using "blue tooth" technology (a proposed radio frequency specification that the cell phone, cell camera and Videophone adapter would use for short or long range wireless communication).
