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964840 · 2001-07-23 — Digital film recorder
FACTS: The Polaroid “Pallet digital color film recorder” (“ProPalette”) is a digital color film recorder used to produce 35mm slides and negatives. The ProPalette uses display tube technology to “print” the computer image onto the face of the photographic film. The film recorders translate the digital signal to an electronic beam that is projected onto the face of a cathode ray tube (“CRT”) creating a spot of light. The electronic beam moves horizontally across the CRT line by line. The light emitted from the CRT passes through color filters and a lens before being focused on the surface of…
955834 · 1994-04-04 — Photo Booths; Photographic Cameras; Automatic Goods-Vending Machines; Section XVI, Note 1(m); Heading 8476; EN 84.76
In a letter dated November 9, 1993, to the Regional Commissioner of Customs in New York, you inquired on behalf of Auto Photo Systems, as to the tariff classification of photo booths under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). Your letter was referred to this office for a response. FACTS: The photo booths, models 17 and 22, produce individual photographs on a vertical strip in either color or black and white. The photo booths use a fixed focus camera and non- negative, direct positive film for photo-taking. Model 17 delivers completed black and white photographs in 3…
951939 · 1993-01-26 — Reconsideration of HQ 950411; General Electric Medical Systems Multiformat Camera; Fixed Focus Camera
FACTS: In HQ 950411, dated March 2, 1992, Customs held that the "Multiformat Camera" was properly classifiable under the provision for other "fixed focus" cameras. The Multiformat Camera is an auto-loading cassetteless device which consists of an internal video receiver (i.e., a monitor or CRT), and a means to transfer a video image onto standard rapid processing transluminated x-ray film. Its sole purpose is to produce a hard copy of the x-ray radiograph. However, only a trained maintenance technician on an inspection visit or special call can change the focus of the Multiformat Camera. The…
950411 · 1992-03-02 — Reconsideration HQ 831677; Multiformat Camera; Subheading9006.59.90; ENs 90.06 (I); H. Conf. Rep. No. 576; focus;Brookside Veneers, LTD v. U.S.; Austin Chem. Co. v. U.S.;McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms; ThePhotonics Dictionary; Webster's Third New InternationalDictionary; The Random House Dictionary of the EnglishLanguage; 19 CFR 177.9(d)(1); 19 CFR 177.9(d)(2).
We have been asked to partially reconsider New York Ruling (NY) 831677, issued to your office on October 24, 1988, regarding the tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) of a Computerized Tomography Scanner System and a Multiformat Camera (MC). This reconsideration concerns only the classification of the MC. FACTS: In NY 831677, Customs classified the MC within sub- heading 9006.59.90, HTSUS, as an other photographic camera that is "other than fixed focus" and valued over $10. At that time, we believed that the MC was capable of being focused.…
081819 · 1989-07-07 — Electronic still video photographic camera
This letter is our response to your request of February 16, 1989, for a binding ruling under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), regarding the tariff classification of Canon's still video cameras (SVC's), models RC 250, RC 470, RC 701 and RC 760. We are also in receipt of your earlier letter of November 24, 1987. FACTS: Canon's still video camera models RC 250, RC 470, RC 701, and RC 760 -- the former two models being fixed focus, the latter two being variable focus -- record the image of an object onto a reusable, 50 picture, two-inch video floppy disk.…
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